Armenian soldier died from the fire of his colleagues – Baku denied the accusations of Yerevan
Baku/30.05.22/Turan: On May 28, drunken Armenian soldiers opened fire on each other on the Armenian-Azerbaijani border. This is stated in the message of the Azerbaijani Border Service in response to the allegations of Armenians that their soldier was killed by a shot from Azerbaijan.
The incident took place on the border of the Zangilan region of Azerbaijan and the Syunik region of Armenia. “Observation showed that the Armenian servicemen were in a state of intoxication. At 10:37 a shot rang out in one of the tents, at 10:45 - two more shots. Some time later, one person was taken out of the tent and evacuated,” the Border Service said in a statement.
An analysis of photo-video and other materials shows that an incident occurred between the Armenian military, the Azerbaijani Border Service said in a statement.-02D-
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