Karabakh's сomeback: Travelers from Georgia share insights and emotions

The resurgence of Karabakh brings joy to Azerbaijanis living in Georgia, according to Latif Ahmadov, a member of the group of travelers from Georgia.

According to Report, during their trip to Azerbaijan's liberated territories, the visitors witnessed firsthand the destruction inflicted upon Azerbaijani lands that had been under Armenian occupation for 30 years. "So many homes were destroyed, so many families were left homeless. Innocent children and elderly were killed. Everyone should come and see what the Azerbaijani people had to endure in this tragedy," Ahmadov said.

He added, "I have felt the pain of Karabakh all my life. Now, Karabakh is being reborn, and it gives us strength and consolation."

Another traveler, Bafali Adigozalov, said he had always dreamed of visiting Karabakh.

"I am very happy to have visited these lands. I express my gratitude to the Azerbaijani state for providing the opportunity to experience these emotions. I plan to travel all over Karabakh, as every corner of it is dear to us," Adigozalov said.