Adem Kars: Int'l organizations do not take measures in connection with problem of mines in Azerbaijan's liberated territories

International organizations are not taking practical steps in connection with the problem of mines in the liberated territories of Azerbaijan, a member of the Turkish Travel Club Adem Kars told Report's employee seconded to Jabrayil.

According to him, in addition to human losses, the travelers were deeply saddened by the destruction of historical and cultural monuments: “It was an unjust war, an unjust occupation, but at least historical and cultural monuments could be preserved. In my opinion, the Armenians knew that one day we would return to our homeland. Because they know us better than we know ourselves. Therefore, everything was destroyed to the maximum.”

The international traveler noted that the village of Aghali is literally a different world: "The village of Aghali in the Zangilan region, as one of the innovations in the world, will take a special place in our modern history. Restoring infrastructure in a short time, building roads, tunnels is an indicator of Azerbaijan's power" .

Kars said that minefields are currently the biggest problem in the liberated territories: "We do not see any steps from international organizations in connection with this issue. There are many examples in the world when international financial foundations allocated funds to solve this problem. Lack of support for Azerbaijan today is one of the clearest examples of double standards in the international arena.”