Episode 7 features Karmir Shuka (Armenian: Կարմիր Շուկա), which translates as Red Market (not to be confused with "Karmir Gyugh" village, which means "Red Village"). It's a rural community in the Martuni region of Artsakh. It is located in the south-eastern part of the republic. It is 32 km away from the regional center of Martuni, and 35 km away from the capital Stepanakert. The population of the Karmir Shuka community is 1113 people. It's home to the famous Tnjri, a 2041-year-old giant Oriental plane tree.
Almost 60% of the Karmir Shuka village was destroyed. The Azerbaijani army deliberately fired at civilians. We saw the most devastating scenes of destruction. Shops, the local library, the local cultural center, the gas plant, storages for grain, barns, and houses are bombarded, some houses are completely destroyed and leveled to the ground. The lands used for agriculture belonging to the village are all under Azeri control now. There are both POWs (prisoners of war) and martyred from this village.
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