The President of Azerbaijan, Ilham Aliyev, officially announced the liberation of Fuzuli city from the occupation of Armenia and gaining full control.
Addressing the nation, Azeri President Ilham Aliyev has announced that “Fazuli city has been liberated from Armenian occupation, the attacks of the Armenian army can never break the will and feelings of our people”.
He bluntly announced that ‘We will never target the citizens of Armenia in response, but the enemy will be responded to on the battlefield because we believe that targeting the people is a murder of humanity that must be paid for. has to’.
Aliyev raised the question, “Where did a poor country like Armenia get so many weapons at once? Who is supporting them and providing them with weapons?”
The President of Azerbaijan announced the victory and said that “We have liberated the city of Fuzuli, now the mosques here will shout Allahu Akbar five times a day”.
President Aliyev warned the Armenian army and said that they should leave their occupation of our land immediately, if this is done, a ceasefire is possible, otherwise we will get even an inch of our land.
On the other hand, the Azeri army has continued to advance towards the occupied areas. The Ministry of Defense says that the atmosphere of tension in Adare, Adam, Fuzuli and Jibril is still there.
Azerbaijani forces destroyed 10 vehicles loaded with military equipment, including 7 Armenian Army tanks, 2 Grad missile systems, 8 D30 and a D120 cannon.
The Ministry of Defense claimed that Azerbaijan’s army has the upper hand on all fronts.
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**Interview with Dr. Leyla Mammadova, Political Analyst and Regional Expert**
**Editor:** Thank you for joining us today, Dr. Mammadova. Recently, President Ilham Aliyev announced the liberation of Fuzuli city from Armenian occupation. Can you explain the significance of this announcement?
**Dr. Mammadova:** Absolutely. The liberation of Fuzuli is a pivotal moment for Azerbaijan, especially in the context of the ongoing territorial disputes following the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict. Fuzuli is strategically located and has great historical and cultural significance for Azerbaijan. Its liberation symbolizes not only a military victory but also the restoration of Azerbaijani sovereignty over its territories.
**Editor:** How do you think this development will impact relations between Azerbaijan and Armenia moving forward?
**Dr. Mammadova:** This development could escalate tensions between the two nations, as Armenia may perceive this as a further encroachment on its own territorial claims. On the other hand, Azerbaijan views the liberation as a step toward restoring its territorial integrity. Future dialogue will be essential, but it may be challenging with heightened nationalistic sentiments on both sides.
**Editor:** In light of this news, what role do you think international organizations could play in fostering dialogue between Azerbaijan and Armenia?
**Dr. Mammadova:** International organizations, such as the OSCE Minsk Group, have historically facilitated discussions between both countries. Their involvement could be crucial in establishing a ceasefire and mediating future negotiations. However, the effectiveness of these organizations often depends on the willingness of both parties to engage in constructive dialogue.
**Editor:** what message do you think President Aliyev’s announcement sends to the Azerbaijani people?
**Dr. Mammadova:** It resonates strongly with national pride and a sense of achievement among Azerbaijanis. The government has framed this liberation as part of a broader restoration of justice and national identity following decades of conflict. This reinforcement of national unity is likely to boost support for the government domestically.
**Editor:** Thank you, Dr. Mammadova, for your insights on this important issue.
**Dr. Mammadova:** Thank you for having me.
