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The massacres carried out by Ottoman authorities in Adana in April 1909 marked a second major wave of mass violence against the Armenian people. As early as March 31, the Adana Provincial Council had reportedly decided on the annihilation of the Armenian population. In the days leading up to the attacks, authorities armed segments of the local Muslim population, distributing large quantities of weapons and ammunition, and released approximately 500 convicted criminals. On April 1, organized mobs flooded the streets of Adana, launching coordinated and brutal attacks. The initial phase lasted three days, after which the violence escalated further, becoming even more systematic and widespread. While Armenians in Adana attempted to organize their defense, armed groups simultaneously carried out massacres in nearby Armenian-populated villages, extending the scope of the violence across the region. More than 30,000 Armenians were killed. Dozens of towns and villages were destroyed and burned, and the material losses suffered by the Armenian community were estimated at around 20 million Ottoman lira. Although the Young Turk government later announced an investigation in an attempt to deflect responsibility and ease international pressure, the perpetrators were never meaningfully brought to justice. These events are widely recognized as part of the broader Armenian Genocide.