The whole world is watching how the Azerbaijani army is waging war in accordance with the most modern standards of the 21st century. Professionally trained military operations are carried out with precision in mountainous areas full of serious natural obstacles. Along with natural tunnels, caves, dense forests, which impede the acceleration of hostilities, serious defensive fortifications have been built here over the past 27 years. The 3-4 echelons of defense systems installed on the line of contact consist of unimaginable obstacles, fortifications, bunkers, tunnels, and protective devices. The tunnels and bunkers built here are extremely difficult to break down and pass through concrete walls that are several meters thick. In these underground shelters, there are shelters in which you can place a tank, hail and other military equipment, provide the weapons and food necessary for a long-term defense. Undoubtedly, the patrons and allies of the Armenians, especially France and other countries, played a special role in the construction of such an impassable defense line, called the Ohanyan wall.

Baku / 22.10.20 / Turan: At the trial in the case of the founder of the website xeberman.com Polad Aslanov on October 22, the state prosecutor spoke and asked to sentence Aslanov  to 17 years in prison.

Baku / 14.09.20 / Turan: On Monday at 21:30 the state TV channel AZTV will show a documentary about the Caucasian Islamic Army, which liberated Baku from the Dashnak-Bolshevik regime in 1918.

The military operations between Azerbaijan and Armenia, which began on August 27, continue. The Karabakh conflict has a 32-year history. The conflict, which began in 1988, is still ongoing. The situation has reached this point because years of negotiations to end this conflict have yielded no results. Azerbaijan seems determined to liberate its lands by military means. But how did this conflict start?Political commentator Arastun Orujlu spoke to ASTNA about the political aspects of the conflict.

As we approach the end of the year, various reports on the outcome of the processes taking place in the world economy during the year make each of us think. The results of each report attract more public attention because they are more interesting than each other. Because the traces left by the pandemic in the world economy will show itself in a few years. We have been following the reports of the influential international organizations for the last 2 weeks. It is very useful to understand the economic language of these reports and share some lessons learned from them.

The prime minister of Armenia has not only disrupted the whole negotiation process with Azerbaijan, but at the same time “the Armenian project of Russian empire” writes Vusal Mammadov for EUToday.