Tsovik Martirosyan– He was born on the territory of the old Azerbaijan, from where he fled to Hadrut in 1988. He lost his house and everything. On 9 October, when the Aze-ris occupied the city, they only had time to flee. First they fled to a nearby village, thinking that when things calmed down a bit they would go back, but in the end they couldn’t return and ended up in Yerevan. All he had left was the key to his house, nothing else.
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  • Tsovik Martirosyan– He was born on the territory of the old Azerbaijan, from where he fled to Hadrut in 1988. He lost his house and everything. On 9 October, when the Aze-ris occupied the city, they only had time to flee. First they fled to a nearby village, thinking that when things calmed down a bit they would go back, but in the end they couldn’t return and ended up in Yerevan. All he had left was the key to his house, nothing else.
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  • Tsovik Martirosyan– He was born on the territory of the old Azerbaijan, from where he fled to Hadrut in 1988. He lost his house and everything. On 9 October, when the Aze-ris occupied the city, they only had time to flee. First they fled to a nearby village, thinking that when things calmed down a bit they would go back, but in the end they couldn’t return and ended up in Yerevan. All he had left was the key to his house, nothing else.