Consequences of Armenian military aggression (Statistics)

OCCUPIED TERRITORIES OF AZERBAIJAN

Frontline length - 246 km

Nagorno Garabagh (1989)

Including: Shusha region

Area - 4 388 sq.km

Population - 189 085

Armenians - 145 450 (76.9 %)

Azerbaijanis - 40 688 (21.5 %)

Other - 2 947 (1.6 %)

Borderline length - 485 km

Area - 312 sq.km

Population - 20 579

Azerbaijanis - 19 036 (92.5%)

Armenians - 1 377 (6.7%)

Date occupied - May 8, 1992

ADJACENT REGIONS OF NAGORNO GARABAGH

AGGRESSION VICTIMS

Killed - 20 000

Disabled - 50 000

Missing (2015) - 4 011

Note: During the conflict, over 6000 Azerbaijani nationals went missing, were captivated, taken hostage.

DAMAGES AND DESTRUCTION (1988-1993)

Villages and towns	900
Houses	150 000
Social facilities	7 000
Schools	693
Kindergartens	855
Medical facilities	695
Libraries	927
Temples	44
Mosques	9
Historic monuments, palaces and museums	473
Museum exhibits	40 000
Industrial and agricultural enterprises	6 000
Motorways	2 670
Bridges	160
Water supply lines	2 300 km
Gas supply lines	2 000 km
Power supply lines	15 000 km
Forests	280 000 ha
Arable lands	1 000 000 ha
Irrigation lines	1 200 km

REFUGEES, INTERNALLY DISPLACED PERSONS AND REFUGE SEEKERS(2015)

Refugees from Armenia	350 000
Internally displaced persons from the occupied areas of Azerbaijan	789 000
Refugees from Central Asia (Akhiskha Turks)	60 000
Refugees and refuge / shelter seekers from other countries (11 000 up until 2003)	1 500
Total:	1 200 500

Armenian troops in the occupied areas (2015)

Tanks - 350

Artillery- 425

ACV - 398

Personnel - 45 000 people

Illegal settlers in the occupied areas (2015)

Note:

1. Refugees and internally displaced persons are temporarily settled in over 1 600 facilities in 62 towns and regions.

2. Internally displaced persons from the settlements along the borderline with Armenia and the occupied areas (as of 2015) count 110 612 people.