Baku/08.10.23/Turan: Today Azerbaijan, which won the Patriotic War in 2020, celebrates Victory Day. The culmination of this conflict was the liberation of part of the territories occupied by Armenia in Azerbaijan from 1992-1994.
The establishment of this holiday was announced by the Decree of the President of Azerbaijan dated December 2, 2020 in connection with the liberation of Shusha by the Armed Forces of Azerbaijan on November 8.
The Patriotic War, which began on September 27, 2020 in order to restore control over the occupied territories, lasted 44 days.On November 10, 2020, the Presidents of Azerbaijan and Russia together with the Prime Minister of Armenia signed a statement. In the statement, Armenia pledged to withdraw its troops from the territory of Azerbaijan in exchange for the cessation of hostilities.
Today, Victory Day is finally celebrated in Khankendi. 3 years after the second Karabakh war, Azerbaijan regained its sovereignty. He solved the Karabakh problem.
What other problems should Azerbaijan solve after the Karabakh problem is solved? In which direction should he move?
Publicist Mehriban Vezir shares his thoughts in the program "Difficult Question".
According to her, after the victory was won in the fight against the enemy, which was backed by the world centers of power, the Azerbaijani state is obliged to take care of the disabled of the Karabakh war, mothers and children of martyrs.
Vezir noted that according to her observations, today the people of Azerbaijan dream not so much about democracy or daily bread, but about Zangezur.
"I'm watching it. More people want Zangezur's return. This is our land, they say. And they are right! As for the desire for democracy, the public has it. But the broad masses of the people do not have such aspirations. Do you know what the broad masses want? Justice. For the broad masses of the people, justice is democracy. Justice should reign in Azerbaijan, equal opportunities should be established. Azerbaijan needs to take care of its citizens," she concluded.
Difficult question
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