Turkish traveller slams Armenians' actions in Karabakh

The vandalism committed by the Armenians in Karabakh is the act of wild people who do not know culture and art and are deprived of high thinking.

The remarks came from a member of the Turkish Travel Club Özcan Kars, Report informs.

The traveller said that he was from Erzurum, and his father was forced to migrate in 1877 during the Turkish-Russian war: "In this war, we fought the Armenians more than the Russian army. We heard from our ancestors about attacks on cities and massacre of people there. The second time we experienced the same thing was during World War I. My family had to move twice because of the tragedy caused by the Armenians."

"In these parts, we saw the face of vandalism that we heard from adults," Özcan Kars stressed.