There were 8,000 historical and cultural monuments on ancient Azerbaijani lands, where Armenia is now located, Faig Ismayilov, an expert and researcher on cultural values, professor of the Moscow branch of the International Academy of Architects, member of the board of the Union of Architects of Azerbaijan, told Trend.

The Armenians have destroyed virtually all religious and historical monuments in the previously occupied territories of Azerbaijan, Chairman of the State Committee for Work with Religious Structures of Azerbaijan, Mubariz Gurbanli, said, Trend reports.

One of the settlements of Azerbaijan, subjected to Armenian vandalism, is the village of Sarally Khashtab of Zangilan district, Trend reports.

Armenia committed an act of vandalism in the Nagorno-Karabakh region of Azerbaijan and seven adjacent districts during the period of occupation, Chairman of the State Committee for Work with Religious Structures, Mubariz Gurbanli said, Trend reports.

The Culture Ministry has issued an appeal in connection with the Azerbaijani carpets stolen by Armenia.

Armenia once again attempts to appropriate Azerbaijan's Karabakh carpets by falsifying history.

An Azerbaijani citizen has died and two others went missing after a mine explosion occurred in the newly-liberated Jabrayil district, the Prosecutor-General’s Office reported on February 7.

Assistant to the President of Azerbaijan, Head of the Foreign Policy Affairs Department of the Presidential Administration Hikmat Hajiyev, together with the locally accredited diplomatic corps representatives, has visited Khudafarin Bridge in Azerbaijan’s liberated Jabrayil district bordering with Iran, Trend TV’s Karabakh bureau reported on February 6.

The Armenian government, in retaliation for the defeat in the Armenia-Azerbaijan Nagorno-Karabakh war, is trying to accuse and slander Azerbaijan in deeds that it did not do, Faig Ismayilov, researcher, an expert on cultural values, professor of the Moscow branch of the International Academy of Architecture, told Trend on Feb. 4.

The Working Group under the Cabinet of Ministers on Assessment of Damage Caused by the Armenian Occupation has accessed the damage inflicted to Azerbaijan's historical and cultural monuments.

Against the background of new realities emerging in the South Caucasus region after its defeat in the 44-day war with Azerbaijan in 2020, Armenia has not given up the policy of glorifying fascism, anti-Semitism and Nazism.

The Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) has launched a campaign full of hatred and threats against Azerbaijan, the Azerbaijani Embassy in the US and the Azerbaijani Ambassador to the US Elin Suleymanov, Trend reports citing the embassy.

Unfortunately, during the period of occupation, the Armenians did cause damage not only to the environment in the liberated territories of Azerbaijan, Ali Aliyev, Head of the National Geological Exploration Service under the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources, said, Trend reports.

Armenia's vandalism affected not only the historical, cultural, and religious heritage of Islam but also Christian religious shrines, a special correspondent of Trend’s Karabakh Bureau reports on Jan. 28.

During the almost 30-year occupation of Azerbaijani territories, the Armenian armed forces committed acts of vandalism, including in cemeteries.

Armenians have vandalized the grave of Azerbaijan's prominent poetess Khurshidbanu Natavan in Aghdam city.

The Public Council under the Ministry of Ecology will assess damage inflicted on Azerbaijan’s lands recently liberated from the Armenian occupation, the ministry has told Trend.

Armenia’s three-decade occupation of Azerbaijani territories extensively damaged the ecosystem, wildlife and natural resources in and around the occupied Nagorno-Karabakh region.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.