25 Azerbaijani families returned to their village in the Khojavend district.

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The first group of 114 former internally displaced persons returned to the village of Khanoba. They were given keys to housing and instructed on mine safety.

As reported by the "Caucasian Knot," on February 19, the first group of 154 Azerbaijani displaced persons (38 families) returned to the village of Khanabad in the Khojaly region. In total, more than 30,000 Azerbaijanis from 7,541 families have returned to the cities and villages of Karabakh.

The first group of former internally displaced persons (IDPs) returned to the village of Khanoba in the Khojavend region, Oxu.az reported on March 14.

At this stage, 114 people from 25 families have returned to the village. They were given keys to new apartments and houses and given mine safety training.

In order for Azerbaijanis to return to Karabakh, demining and the construction of houses and infrastructure are necessary, Azerbaijani commentators noted, explaining the slow pace of resettlement. At the same time, they called this a restoration of justice.

Internally displaced persons (IDPs) living in a lyceum dormitory in Baku complained about their living conditions. More than 30 families from the Zangelan and Jabrayil districts were housed in the building. Aziz Karimov's photo report, "Dorm for internally displaced persons from the Karabakh conflict zone in Baku," was published on the "Caucasian Knot."