Deletion of Agdaban massacre (2nd nomination)

Comment: The original issue leading to the deletion has not yet been resolved. It was originally deleted because it relied only on Azerbaijani sources; This article still is being supported now by only two Azerbaijani sources. It should be deleted because the original issues have not been resolved. The Baku-based BBC Azerbaijani Service source still is an Azerbaijani source, so the original complaints for the prior deletion still stands. Even the BBC Azerbaijani Service source itself is largely based on and repeating the district Azerbaijani government website, by its own admission. Context matters, and BBC generally having a consensus of being generally reliable, doesn't mean it is reliable here or in every context; Critically there is no consensus on the BBC Azerbaijani Service being reliable, let alone being reliable on Armenian affairs. Nor is there any such consensus that Azerbaijani district government websites are reliable sources. With just these two Azerbaijani sources the article fails . The lack of third party foreign sources is telling.  The BBC Azerbaijani Services only dedicates one sentence (or two if you pushed it) to the actual event; How are we creating such a large article from just one sentence of an Azerbaijani source
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Neutral point of view (WP:UNDUE)

Comment: it fails  and seems like a hoax, IMO. Human Rights Watch does not make any mention of this "massacre", AFAICS. Neither does the BBC Azeri or any other BBC AFAICS. What BBC Azeri says https://www.bbc.com/azeri/azerbaijan-54950162 is that it is the ''Aghdaban tragedy'' ("Ağdaban faciəsi", with "faciəsi" being translated in every dictionary I checked as "tragedy", not "massacre"). Further, that entire BBC Azeri article is relaying information from the website of the local government. "Kəlbəcər İcra Hakimiyyətinin saytında bildirilir" machine translates to "It is reported on the website of the Kalbajar Executive Power" or "the website of the Kalbajar Executive Power said". Similarly, "Rayonun icra hakimiyyətinin saytında qeyd edilir ki" machine-translates to "It is noted on the website of the district executive power" or "According to the website of the district executive power". Granted, I'm using machine-translation here and don't speak Azerbaijani, but the only place I can find that talks about this event is the one BBC Azeri reporting on the local government's website. YGTBFKM we're going to have an article about a "massacre" based on that source. See also Jr's thorough analysis above. Lack of any hits in GScholar or GBooks is a massive V failure for a 1992 event and I think a sign of hoaxing. This should be creation-protected due to the repeated re-creation; we need solid sourcing for an article about a massacre, war crime, etc
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Verifiability (WP:V)