Armenia destroyed the building of the museum-mausoleum complex of outstanding Azerbaijani poet Molla Panah Vagif in Shusha city and dozens of exhibits that were there, the Azerberpa Scientific Research Design Institute CJSC told Trend.
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The monitoring and observations carried out in the liberated Kalbajar district gave rather sad results, Deputy Minister of Ecology and Natural Resources of Azerbaijan Firdovsi Aliyev said, Trend reports on Jan.19.
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Professor of the Moscow branch of the International Academy of Architects, member of the Board of Azerbaijan’s Union of Architects, Faig Ismayilov, is participating in monitoring work being carried out in connection with historical monuments in Azerbaijan’s post-war Shusha city, Trend reports.
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The process of assessing the damage caused to civilian facilities in Azerbaijan’s Tartar district as a result of the shelling of civilian settlements by the Armenian Armed Forces is nearing completion, State Commission member Gubad Heydarov told Trend on Jan. 13.
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The Azerbaijani ombudsman office has condemned the burning of an Azerbaijani solder's body by Armenian armed groups and described it as a gross violation of the Geneva Conventions which Armenia had joined.
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An online scientific conference "Azerbaijani monuments of material culture destroyed in Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh region: libraries, museums, educational institutions" was held in the Central Scientific Library of the National Academy of Sciences of Azerbaijan (ANAS), a source in the library told Trend.
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The Armenians caused damage to Azerbaijan in the amount of 7.5 billion manat ($4.4 billion) by using the mineral waters of Kalbajar district, Head of Department of the Institute of Geography of the Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences, PhD in geography Mirnukh Ismayilov said, Trend reports on Dec. 22.
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The view of interior and exterior of historical buildings in Azerbaijan's liberated city of Shusha in Nagorno-Karabakh, had significantly changed during the period of its Armenian occupation, Ilgar Isbatov, Deputy Chairman of the State Committee for Architecture and Urban Planning of Azerbaijan said, Trend reports on Dec.22.
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According to the preliminary results of the assessment of monuments in Azerbaijan’s Shusha city, 11 mosques were destroyed in the city, chairman of the Public Association of the Organization for the Protection of Historical and Cultural Monuments in the Liberated Territories of Azerbaijan, member of the working group created in connection with the assessment and inventory in Shusha city Faig Ismayilov told Trend on Dec. 21.
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The US 'Time' magazine has published its list of top 100 photos of 2020.
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Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev has said that the Armenian authorities did everything to disrupt the process of negotiations and that the negotiations around the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict stopped in 2019.
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Armenian forces repeatedly fired widely banned cluster munitions in attacks on Azerbaijan’s populated areas during the six-week war over Nagorno-Karabakh, Human Rights Watch reported on December 15.
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Azerbaijani soldier Amin Musayev, who was captured by Armenians, was returned to Azerbaijan, Musayev's relative Nyubar Abadova told Trend.
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Azerbaijani hostages captured by Armenia - Dilgam Asgarov and Shahbaz Guliyev - are in Baku, Azerbaijani State Security Service reported.
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Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev on December 14, 2020 signed an order on additional measures to compensate for damage caused to the civilian population as a result of the aggression of the Armenian Armed Forces on the territory of Azerbaijan from September 27 through November 9 this year, Trend reports.
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Four Azerbaijani servicemen were killed and two other were injured during Armenian attacks on new-liberated lands despite the trilateral peace deal signed on November 10, State Security Service and Azerbaijani Defense Ministry said in a joint statement on December 13.
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The Armenians carried out an armed provocation against the Azerbaijani military personnel in Hadrut settlement of the Nagorno-Karabakh region, Trend reports on Dec. 11.
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The number of Azerbaijani civilians who died as a result of recent Armenian aggression reached one hundred, the Prosecutor General’s Office has reported.
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The number of civilians who died as a result of recent Armenian aggression towards Azerbaijan reached ninety-eight, the Prosecutor General’s Office has reported.
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False information about the return of Azerbaijani wounded soldier Amin Musayev, who was captured by the Armenians, is being spread, Nubar Abadova, relative of the captured soldier, told Trend on Nov. 26.
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The Nagorno-Karabakh region’s ecosystem, wildlife, and natural resources have been badly damaged by the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan, Naghi Ahmadov, a Senior Fellow at the Center of Analysis of International Relations (AIR Center) wrote in an article to Euractiv, Trend reports.
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The representatives of the diplomatic corps in Azerbaijan, including ambassadors, military attachés, as well as heads of representative offices of international organizations in Azerbaijan, made a trip to the Azerbaijani Fuzuli district on November 22, liberated from the Armenian occupation.
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Ambassadors, Heads of International Organizations, and Military attaches accredited in Azerbaijan are taken for a visit to the liberated Fuzuli region, Assistant to the President of Azerbaijan, Head of the Foreign Policy Affairs Department of the Presidential Administration Hikmat Hajiyev wrote in Twitter, Trend reports on Nov. 22.
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One of the Azerbaijani districts mainly affected as a result of vandalism of the Armenians is Fuzuli district, liberated from occupation, Trend's special correspondent reports from Fuzuli district.
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The Armenians have destroyed not only buildings, but also a cemetery in Fuzuli district (recently liberated from Armenian occupation by Azerbaijan's troops), Trend’s correspondent reports from the scene on Nov. 19.
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