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Azerbaijan’s Ministry of Defense has released video footages of the liberated Eyvazkhanbayli village of Aghdam district. Citing the ministry’s press service, AZERTAC presents the video footages

Baku, February 27, AZERTAC The Parliamentary Union of the OIC Member States (PUOIC) has issued a statement on the 29th anniversary of Khojaly Genocide. The document was published on the organizations official website (en.puic.org). The statement reads: “29 years have passed since the occupation of the Khojaly town and the genocide of its civilian residents in February 26, 1992, one of the bitterest consequences of the Armenian aggression against Azerbaijan. After blockade of Khojaly town by ...

26 Feb in 9:20 Twenty-nine years have passed since the bloodiest and most tragic incident in Azerbaijan’s recent history - Khojaly tragedy. Hundreds of civilians, including women and children, were massacred when Armenian troops assaulted the town of Khojaly on 26 February 1992. According to Azerbaijans government, 613 Azeri civilians died, including 106 women, 63 children and 70 old people, 487 people wounded (including 76 children). Eight families were completely annihilated, 130 childre...

25 Feb in 23:00 Daily Sabah On the 29th anniversary of the Khojaly Massacre, Azerbaijanis still wait for those responsible to be held accountable for their crimes while Armenian authorities are far from acknowledging responsibility despite all the evidence, While horrors of the Khojaly Massacre still continue to haunt the Azerbaijani community, Armenian authorities are far from acknowledging responsibility despite all the evidence of the incident. On the 29th anniversary of the tragedy, Azer...

Baku, February 25, AZERTAC An awareness-raising campaign dedicated to the 29th anniversary of the Khojaly genocide has been launched in London with the support of the State Committee on Work with Diaspora and with the organization of Sabina Guliyeva, head of the Natavan Group operating in the United Kingdom. During the three-day rally, a car with an electronic board reflecting the realities of the Khojaly genocide will move through the central streets of London. The slogans such as "Justice for...

WHO Country Office in partnership with the government of Azerbaijan, continues training sessions on Essential Psychosocial Support and Psychological First Aid for social workers and medical personnel working with vulnerable groups

Baku, February 24, AZERTAC Azerbaijan’s Ministry of Defense has released video footages from the liberated Aghdam village of Khojavand district. Citing the ministry’s press service, AZERTAC presents the video footages. AZERTAG.AZ :Azerbaijan’s Defense Ministry releases video footages of Aghdam village, Khojavand district VIDEO © Content from this site must be hyperlinked when used. Report a mistake by marking it and pressing ctrl + enter Follow us on social

By The New York Times In a statement issued Thursday, the general staff of the armed forces called for the country’s civilian leadership to resign, blaming Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, who negotiated the settlement, of trying to deflect blame onto the military. “For a long time, the Armenian armed forces patiently endured discrediting attacks by the current government, but everything has its limits,” the statement said. “The armed forces of Armenia honorably fulfilled their duty.” ...

Infection prevention and control (IPC) is a crucial element of addressing the COVID-19 pandemic. Given its importance, WHO Country Office in Azerbaijan organized a mission to assess the IPC situation in the conflict-affected regions

Baku, February 18, AZERTAC The Azerbaijan Red Crescent Society has started to distribute core relief items donated by UNHCR to people affected by the recent conflict in the Nagorno-Karabakh region. As of today, UNHCR has delivered to Azerbaijan or procured locally some 30,000 blankets, 10,000 square meters of plastic tarpaulin, 4,000 kitchen sets, 443 dignity (sanitary) kits, 12,000 pillows, and 2,554 mattresses for the benefit of the conflict affected communities, for approximately 2,400 famil...