Baku Military Trophy Park

The Baku War Trophy Park is located in the Khatai district of the capital and covers an area of five hectares. More than 300 exhibits are exhibited in the park, including up to 150 pieces of heavy equipment, tanks, combat vehicles, artillery installations, anti-aircraft missile systems, small arms and military vehicles.

Also on display in the Park are the fragments of Iskander-M missiles, which were launched by the enemy into the territory of Azerbaijan.

One of the most interesting parts of the Military Trophy Park is the territory, which reflects the defensive position, fortified by the enemy for 30 years, and includes a system of engineering barriers, consisting of 10 elements. Here are an anti-tank ditch 5 meters wide and 3-4 meters deep, a mine area, anti-tank concrete supports and metal hedgehogs, a barbed wire net on low supports, a wire net on high supports, an anti-personnel mine area, invisible and three-row tape-type wire obstacles, as well as tape-type wire fences over the trenches.

This system of obstacles was one of the engineering systems that the units of the Azerbaijani army had to overcome in the Fuzuli, Dzhebrail, Agdam, Terter and Geranboy directions. And inside the positions fortified for thirty years, a well-equipped combat post and a soldier’s barracks are located. Near the barracks there are factory-made shelters to protect personnel from artillery and air attacks, and at the combat position there are trenches for riflemen, machine gunners and grenade launchers, and long-term firing points.