Armenia continues military supplies for Karabakh separatists - Azerbaijani Defense Ministry
Baku/21.04.23/Turan: After the Azerbaijan Army Units took control of the dirt roads north of the Lachin road, it's attempted to transport from Armenia manpower, ammunition, mines, as well as other military equipment for illegal Armenian armed detachments in the territory of Azerbaijan and to set new passage routes for this purpose.
In the morning of April 21, the movement of military vehicles carrying supplies to the combat positions of illegal Armenian armed detachments, accompanied by the Russian peacekeeping forces, was observed by technical surveillance means.
We notify that the transportation of manpower, weapons, ammunition, and mines by Armenia to the Karabakh economic region of Azerbaijan and the attempts to set new passage routes in this regard are a gross violation of the provisions of the Trilateral Statement. All the abovementioned create a basis for increasing tension in the region and new Armenian provocations.
The Ministry of Defense of Azerbaijan accompanied the message with video material. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n37M0v0xGaY .-06В-
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