A civilian facility used by Armenians as an armory has been discovered in Karabakh
Baku/26.12.23/Turan: A civilian facility used by Armenians as an armory has been discovered in Karabakh, the press service of the Azerbaijani Defense Ministry reported.
"During the inspection of a civilian facility in the settlement of Ortakend in the Karabakh region, once used by the Armenians as an ammunition depot, a significant number of various types of mines, improvised explosive devices of artisanal production and a large number of other ammunition were found.
These mines and improvised explosive devices were confiscated by the engineering and sapper units of the Azerbaijani Army," the military department said in a press release.—06B-
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