Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Hankendi" in Turkish language version.
The few images that have emerged from Khankendi since the takeover show a ghost town, where possessions appear to have been abandoned in the streets as residents fled.
It was once the seat of a de facto government. Now it's a ghost town that plays host to projections of its conquerors' power
…the Nagorno-Karabakh city of Stepanakert, also known as Khankendi, a ghost town after its ethnic Armenian residents fled in fear as Azerbaijani troops captured the area.
Reporting from the regional capital Stepanakert, Al Jazeera describes a 'ghost town' with no one left.
It was once the seat of a de facto government. Now it's a ghost town that plays host to projections of its conquerors' power
…the Nagorno-Karabakh city of Stepanakert, also known as Khankendi, a ghost town after its ethnic Armenian residents fled in fear as Azerbaijani troops captured the area.
Reporting from the regional capital Stepanakert, Al Jazeera describes a 'ghost town' with no one left.
The few images that have emerged from Khankendi since the takeover show a ghost town, where possessions appear to have been abandoned in the streets as residents fled.
…the Nagorno-Karabakh city of Stepanakert, also known as Khankendi, a ghost town after its ethnic Armenian residents fled in fear as Azerbaijani troops captured the area.
