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A "high-rise building" in Baku will be demolished because of the construction of the Victory Museum
Baku/08.01.22/Turan: An11-storey residential building at the intersection of Yusif Safarov and Afiyaddin Jalilov streets with a nearby road bridge in Baku will be demolished because of the construction of the Victory Museum.
According to the administration of the Khatai region, the building will be demolished according to the state order. Negotiations have already been held with the residents of the building, a resettlement commission has been created and the amount of compensation has been determined. –06В-
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