One of our monuments to the victims of Armenian vandalism is Agoghlan Monastery located in Lachin region. The foundation of this historical monument was laid in the V-VI centuries, the monument was rebuilt in the IX century as it was subjected to avalanches and ruins at different times. During the renovation of the monastery, its original foundations were preserved, and new walls were built on top of the old ones. After restoration, Agoghlan Monastery became one of the most magnificent monuments of Albanian architecture in the history of Azerbaijan.

After the occupation of Azerbaijani territories by Armenia, changes were made in the architectural structure and interior of the Agoghlan Monastery illegally. The protective wall of the monument was demolished and the second entrance door was opened. Thus, the architectural structure of the monastery was changed and the right wall was demolished and a door was placed there. In 2005, 6 tombstones were placed a few meters from the right wall of the monastery. 26 Albanian symbols and wall inscriptions on the inner and outer walls of the monument were changed and the original art samples were completely erased. At the entrance to the complex, several 2.5-meter-high basalt crosses have been installed.