Şuşa radioteleviziya stansiyası. Arxiv
Baku/07.11.21/Turan: President Ilham Aliyev issued an order on measures related to the design and construction of the Shusha radio and television station.
For this purpose, at the expense of funds provided for the reconstruction and restoration of the liberated territories in the state budget of the Republic of Azerbaijan for 2021, an initial amount of 200 thousand manats has been allocated to the Ministry of Digital Development and Transport.
The Radio and Television Broadcasting and Satellite Communications Production Association of the Ministry of Transport, Communications and High Technologies of Azerbaijan resumed the operation of the Shusha Radio and Television Station (RTYS) to broadcast radio and television in the liberated territories by January 1, 2021. The work of the station was interrupted after the occupation of the city in May 1992 by the Armenian armed forces. — 0—
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