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| In 1991-92 Madaghis and Levonarkh villages where in a battle. The Armenian occupied Mardaghis in 1992. The inhabitants moved to other Armenian and Artsakh regions. At the same time the Mardaghis volunteers group was formed in ]. | In 1991-92 Madaghis and Levonarkh villages where in a battle. The Armenian occupied Mardaghis in 1992. The inhabitants moved to other Armenian and Artsakh regions. At the same time the Mardaghis volunteers group was formed in ]. | ||
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Place in Martakert, Nagorno-Karabakh de facto| Madagiz | |
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| Country |  Nagorno-Karabakh de facto |
| Rayon | Martakert |
| Time zone | UTC+4 (ARM) |
| • Summer (DST) | ARM |
Madaghis (also, Madaghis, Madagis, Madagiv, Mataghis, and Terterges) is a village de facto in the Artsakh Republics Martakert region, 30 km north-west from the center, on the left bank of tartar, on 400–500 meters altitude. The area is 2353 hectares. It has a secondary school.
Madaghis in the Artsakh liberation war
In 1991-92 Madaghis and Levonarkh villages where in a battle. The Armenian occupied Mardaghis in 1992. The inhabitants moved to other Armenian and Artsakh regions. At the same time the Mardaghis volunteers group was formed in Stepanakert.
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