Today marks 33 years since the Aghdaban massacre — one of the horrific crimes committed against Azerbaijanis by Armenia.

Axar.az reports that the Azerbaijani Ministry of Foreign Affairs shared a post regarding the Aghdaban tragedy.

"In 1992, the village of Aghdaban, which had 130 homes, was razed to the ground and completely destroyed by Armenian armed groups, a total of 779 residents were subjected to torture, and 67 people were brutally killed.

We solemnly remember the victims of the Aghdaban tragedy, which is yet another manifestation of the crimes committed by Armenia and armed forces under its auspices against the Azerbaijani people," the statement read.