Liberated Karabakh : Policy Perspectives by the ADA University Community
Date Issued
2021
Author(s)
Ismailzade, Fariz
Krnjević Mišković, Damjan
Abstract
The Second Karabakh War, which lasted 44 days, was in many ways analogous
to experiencing an amazing surrealist dream that was coming true. All eyes
were glued to the television, waiting for good news from the front every
day: all our attention was on the progress our military was making on the
battlefield, which fortunately did not fail the hopes of an expectant nation.
We fought and won a war to liberate our sovereign lands from an illegal
occupation, restoring our territorial integrity. And in so doing, Azerbaijan
became the happiest country in the world, notwithstanding the moment of
global pestilence that has still not come to an end.
to experiencing an amazing surrealist dream that was coming true. All eyes
were glued to the television, waiting for good news from the front every
day: all our attention was on the progress our military was making on the
battlefield, which fortunately did not fail the hopes of an expectant nation.
We fought and won a war to liberate our sovereign lands from an illegal
occupation, restoring our territorial integrity. And in so doing, Azerbaijan
became the happiest country in the world, notwithstanding the moment of
global pestilence that has still not come to an end.