The common trait that unites all the children of martyrs is fulfilling the dreams of their heroic parents who died for the country.
Your first mission is to earn the title of student.
“My father wanted to be a lawyer. Then he decided to become a soldier after seeing his village burned down. I also want to be a lawyer to fulfill my father’s dreams and my own,” said Nigar Aliyeva, daughter of martyr Anar. Aliyev.
Matlab Samidli, son of martyr Babek Samidli, said his father always wanted his children to grow up as educated and professional specialists.
“During the battles in April, my father was wounded. While he was at home, I told him that you are wounded, that you have been in the service for 28 years and that I want you to retire. Since we saw our father once a week, I missed him a lot. And my father said, “We can’t leave this job to you, Karabakh is free, I can’t retire until that happens.” “This job started with us and will end with us,” Samidli said.
In the detailed plot:
The children of the martyrs entrusted to the country
