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Baku / 03.11.20 / Turan: Units of the Armenian armed forces again fired at the positions of units of the Azerbaijan Army on the Armenian-Azerbaijani state border with mortars and small arms, the Ministry of Defense of Azerbaijan said.
"On November 3, from 00:25 to 04:45 (03.45 Moscow time) from the territory of the Berd, Chambarak and Vardenis regions of Armenia, the enemy fired on the positions of our units located in the Tovuz, Gadabay and Dashkesan regions of Azerbaijan," the message says.
The Ministry of Defense also denied reports about the shelling of civilians by the Azerbaijani army in the cities of Shusha and Khojavend.
The Azerbaijani army does not fire at the civilian population and non-military infrastructure, the Defense Ministry said. -0-
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