Mehriban Əliyeva
Baku/08.11.21/Turan: First Vice President of Azerbaijan Mehriban Aliyeva congratulated her compatriots on the first anniversary of the Victory Day - November 8:
"I warmly congratulate you on the first anniversary of the glorious Victory won in the Patriotic War.
It is difficult to express in words all feelings and emotions living in our hearts and given to us by the Almighty. Every Azerbaijani was waiting for the Victory, every Azerbaijani is justly proud of this Victory!
On this remarkable day I want to express my infinite gratitude to the Armed Forces of the Republic of Azerbaijan, our heroic soldiers and officers, fearless President, who always keeps his word.
May Allah rest the souls of our unforgettable martyrs. I bow my head before mothers and fathers who brought up heroes, ready to give their lives for the motherland.
Azerbaijani people, live forever with your heads held high! We all together have passed a thorny, difficult but glorious way - the way to the great Victory! As a victorious nation, it is the sacred duty of each of us to defend independent Azerbaijan and our unity. May the Almighty protect the Azerbaijani people and our homeland!-0-
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