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Azerbaijan Marks the 108th Anniversary of the Establishment of its Armed Forces

On June 26, Azerbaijan celebrates the 108th anniversary of Armed Forces Day—an occasion that carries profound historical and political significance today. Rather than being a mere date on the calendar, it stands as a symbol of the sovereign state’s might, national cohesion, and the triumphant trajectory of the Azerbaijani Army. The anniversary of the Armed Forces of Azerbaijan dates back to June 26, 1918, when the first regular military unit—the Separate Azerbaijani Corps—was established by a decree of the government of the Azerbaijan Democratic Republic. The initial military success was achieved on September 15, 1918, when the National Army, in

Azerbaijan, Türkiye, and Pakistan Forge a New Era of Strategic Brotherhood

In a powerful display of regional solidarity, the leaders of Azerbaijan, Türkiye, and Pakistan came together in the liberated district of Lachin, Karabakh (Azerbaijan) to inaugurate the newly constructed Lachin International Airport. This high-altitude facility—one of the highest in the region—not only marks a significant step in Azerbaijan’s post-conflict recovery, but also serves as a potent symbol of a growing trilateral alliance based on mutual respect, strategic cooperation, and shared vision. The event took place against the breathtaking backdrop of Karabakh’s mountains, a region deeply significant for Azerbaijan following its restoration of sovereignty during the 2020 conflict. The airport is

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