Baku (Turkiye Khabar) In the modern history of Azerbaijan, June 15, known as National Salvation Day, is considered an important historical occasion in terms of protecting state sovereignty, restoring political stability, and putting the country on the path of sustainable development.
This day is closely linked to the political struggle and prominent services in the field of state-building of national leader Heydar Aliyev.
National Salvation Day is viewed not merely as a historical event, but as a symbol of the Azerbaijani people’s determination for statehood, national unity, and confidence in a bright future. This day is regarded as a decisive turning point in the country’s history and the beginning of the survival and development of an independent state.
These views were expressed in an article presented by a scholarly worker from an institution named Nesimi.
According to the article, after independence in 1991, Azerbaijan faced severe political, economic, and military challenges. During this period, external attacks, internal political instability, and administrative difficulties created serious threats to state security, while the events of 1993 further complicated the situation.
