It was estimated that at least 30% of the Azerbaijani refugees and IDPs were young people under the age of 25.

The following day, mobs made up in large part of Azerbaijani refugees began going door to door, evicting Armenians from their apartments and leaving dozens dead.

The UN estimated that just under 1 million Azerbaijani refugees and displaced persons were in Azerbaijan at the end of 1993.

In January 1994, Əliyev pledged that in the coming year occupied territory would be liberated and Azerbaijani refugees would return to their homes.

Almost all these villages are now populated by Azerbaijani refugees displaced from Vardenis, Krasnoselsk and other regions of Armenia in 1988.

Like Khojaly in 1988, Gushchular and Malibeyli received Azerbaijani refugees from Armenia.

It includes the right of citizenship for Azerbaijani refugees from Armenia and for ethnic Azerbaijanis from the rest of the world.

From 1997 to 2004, Denmark provided 14 million dollars to the Azerbaijani refugees.

The evening news program Wednesday, while not reporting the new deaths, showed pictures of Armenian and Azerbaijani refugees.

Supplanting the previous occupants were Azerbaijani refugees who had fled from Armenia to Azerbaijan during the previous three years of fighting.