Shusha, known to Armenians as Shushi, was a majority-Azerbaijani town when the war broke out, but is now inhabited by less than 2,000 ethnic Armenian refugees forced to flee from Baku and elsewhere in 1990.
Shusha, que los armenios llaman Shushi, era un pueblo mayoritariamente azerbaiyano cuando estalló la guerra, pero que ahora está habitado por menos de 2,000 refugiados de etnia armenia que se vieron obligados a huir de Bakú y de otras partes en 1990.