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The Azeri Woman and Her Dog Clearing Mines After Conflict

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On Azerbaijan's former front line, Afsana Bayramova and her sniffer dog Rocky were searching for the buried explosives preventing displaced families from returning to abandoned villages, emptied through decades of conflict with Armenia.

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The soils of Karabakh, a region under the control of pro-Armenian separatists for years, are among the most heavily contaminated in the world by landmines, according to Azerbaijan. The war broke out at the fall of the Soviet Union. Armenia then seized the region, making hundreds of thousands of Azerbaijani displaced people. Baku regained control of Karabakh and seven surrounding areas during offensives between 2020 and 2023, triggering the exodu…

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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With Rocky, his malignant dog, Afsana Bayramova is tracking the explosives that block the return of displaced families to the former front line... The article Rocky sniffs the mines to reopen the way to Azerbaijani villages appeared first on Le Singulier.

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In the regions of Azerbaijan affected by the conflict with Armenia, mines continue to threaten residents and make it difficult for displaced people to return. Afsana Bayramova and her specially trained dog are participating in demining operations, while people injured by explosions are helping to educate the population.

On the former front lines in Azerbaijan, Afsana Bayramova and her dog, Rocky, search for buried explosives that continue to prevent displaced families from returning to their villages. These are settlements abandoned after decades of conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia. The Karabakh region and surrounding areas are among the ... More www.ertnews.gr

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