Karabakh War: After 30 Years, A Homeland in Ruins | Report - AT

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In Nagorno-Karabakh, a region long disputed between Armenia and Azerbaijan, the 2020 war marked a turning point. After thirty years of Armenian control, Azerbaijan reclaimed most of the territory. Russian peacekeepers monitor the fragile ceasefire, but the scars of war — displacement, destruction, and division — remain deep. Families who fled decades ago are now returning to villages in ruins, hoping to rebuild their homes and lives. 👉 Subscribe for more in-depth reports worldwide: https://www.youtube.com/@WorldView-Frontline?sub_confirmation=1 This documentary follows displaced families who have returned to areas like Shusha and Agali, where reconstruction has begun amid mines, ruins, and painful memories. It also explores the political and emotional legacy of the conflict — from mourning soldiers and lost relatives to the pride of those who see the “liberation” as a historic victory. Between grief, propaganda, and hope, the future of Nagorno-Karabakh remains uncertain. 00:00 – Azerbaijan’s “Victory Road” and the fall of Shusha 02:00 – Life between ruins and reconstruction 04:00 – Refugees returning home after 30 years 06:00 – Remembering the victims and the cost of war 08:00 – The human toll: loss, pride, and propaganda 10:00 – A fragile peace and uncertain future in Karabakh Report by S. Nivelle-Cardinale, M. Tihon, O. Sengul, F. Commault and A. Sadowski All rights reserved. #Azerbaijan #NagornoKarabakh #Armenia #War #Reconstruction #WorldviewFrontline