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Baku/03.05.21/Turan: In the last two days, video footage made by the Azerbaijani military appeared on social networks, which shows a convoy of the Armenian army being withdrawn from Khankendi.
Tractors with armored vehicles are moving towards Lachin. In other frames, a column of Kamaz trucks, which are usually used to transport manpower.
According to the comments of the military, the Armenian Armed Forces are being withdrawn from Karabakh, although this is not officially stated.
Other frames taken by the Azerbaijani military show the positions of the Azerbaijani Armed Forces in the depths of the Askeran region, opposite the village of Garov. From the indicated heights, the positions of the Armenian side are clearly visible and the outskirts of Khankendi and Askeran are visible.
According to the trilateral statement of November 10, 2020, the Armenian forces should be withdrawn from Karabakh, however, the Armenian side in every possible way delays the implementation of this item. -02B-
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