In a powerful symbol of reclaiming lost territory, a school in Aghdam that was under enemy control for three decades has been repurposed as a headquarters for Azerbaijani troops. The building, which had been used by occupying forces since the early 1990s, was taken back during the liberation operations and now serves as a command center for the Azerbaijani military. The transformation marks a significant milestone in the restoration of Azerbaijani sovereignty over the region, reflecting the nation's determination to rebuild and repurpose infrastructure for its armed forces.
"30 years later, the school in Aghdam was liberated and turned into a headquarters for Azerbaijani soldiers," the report states, highlighting the emotional and strategic importance of this development.
The conversion of the school is part of broader efforts to reestablish Azerbaijani control and rebuild areas that had been under occupation since the First Nagorno-Karabakh War. The new headquarters will provide a base for military operations and symbolize the return of normalcy to a region long scarred by conflict.