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Hurriyet Daily News (18 August 2023)

Fevzi Kızılkoyun

The city of Shusha in Nagorno-Karabakh, which Azerbaijan liberated from Armenian occupation three years ago, will soon be opened to civilian settlement, as feverish works are also being undertaken for the restoration of the historical structures.

Occupied by Armenia on May 8, 1992, Shusha was liberated by Azerbaijan on Nov. 8, 2020. Efforts are now in progress to facilitate the return of Azerbaijani families forced to flee Armenian oppression 30 years ago.

For the return of the families, 23 buildings with 450 apartments will be completed within two months. The foundations of 17 buildings with 238 apartments have also been laid. After the completion of their houses, 500 Azerbaijani families will return to Shusha by the end of this year.

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