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Baku/08.11.22/Turan: On the occasion of Victory Day on November 8, military marches accompanied by orchestras took place in Baku.
The marches took place along three routes: Heydar Aliyev Palace - Bulbul Avenue - Nizami Cinema Center - Neftyanikov Avenue - Azadlig Square; Alley of Martyrs - complex "Fire Towers" - metro station "Icherisheher" - Istiglaliyat Street - circle "Azneft" - statue of Bahram Gur; Huseyn Javid Park - Huseyn Javid Avenue - Parliament Avenue - Martyrs Alley.
The military was warmly welcomed by the residents of Baku. Today the procession will also take place in Shusha.
*Recall that on November 8, 2020, the cultural capital of Azerbaijan, the city of Shusha, was liberated and the Second Karabakh War ended. -06B-
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