A border guard blew up on a mine in the area of the liberated villages of Gazakh
Azerbaijani border guard soldier Vusal Ismayilov was injured in the leg as a result of a mine explosion. The incident occurred on April 29 on the territory of the village of Gushchu Ayrym in the Gazakh region, which is located on the line of contact of the troops. The site has not been cleared of mines, the press service of the Prosecutor General's Office reported.
The border guard had several toes amputated. Investigation on the fact is ongoing by the Shamkir military Prosecutor's office. It should be recalled that the delimitation of the border between Armenia and Azerbaijan will take place in this territory in accordance with the agreements reached on April 5. Armenia agreed to liberate 4 villages of the Gazakh region and withdraw its troops from the occupied territories.
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A potential increase in Russian language classes in Azerbaijani schools has reignited discussions on education and national identity. Eshgi Bagirov, chairman of the State Agency for Preschool and General Education, assured that there are adequate facilities and teachers for the Russian section in schools.
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On May 17, rain is expected in Baku and Absheron in the morning, sometimes intense. Precipitation will stop by noon. The northwest wind will blow, gusty. The air temperature at night will be +11+13, and during the day it will be +14+17 degrees.
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The international conference, hosted by Azercell, brought together international industry leaders in Baku The second iteration of the GSMA M360 Eurasia series in Azerbaijan commenced today. Similar to last year, the event is held with the support of the Ministry of Digital Development and Transport of the Republic of Azerbaijan and host sponsorship of “Azercell Telecom” LLC, bringing together executives from leading mobile and vertical sectors, as well as regulatory figures across the region in Baku.
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At 23:25 on Wednesday, there was a signal of a strong fire in the store at the "Azadlyg" avenue of Baku, the Ministry of Emergency Situations reports.
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