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How will you remember 2020? Baku vox-pop

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2020 will be remembered by the absolute majority of Azerbaijanis for the very strict quarantine measures due to the coronavirus pandemic. But at the end of the year, an event took place that eclipsed everything else: the war in Karabakh that lasted 44 days.

JAMnews asked the residents of Baku how 2020 will remain in their memory.

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