About 66,000 people to return to liberated lands of Azerbaijan

    According to Araz Imanov, senior consultant of the special representative office of the President of Azerbaijan in the territories liberated from occupation, which are part of the Karabakh economic region (except for the Shusha region), it is planned to resettle about 66 thousand people to the liberated territories of Azerbaijan at the initial stage, which will last from 2022 to 2026.

    According to him, more than 66,000 mines and unexploded ordnance have been found in the lands cleared from November 2020 to date.

    "Independent UN experts believe that there are about a million mines and unexploded ordnance in the liberated territories, and it will take 25 years and $50 billion to completely clear them", Araz Imanov explained.

     
     


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    29.09.2022 10:15





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