Azerbaijani Defense Ministry: "Battalion of Enemy’s 527th Regiment Refuses to Participate in Battles"
Baku / 18.10.20 / Turan: The rifle battalion of the 527th motorized rifle regiment of the Armenian armed forces, which suffered heavy losses in manpower and military equipment during heavy fighting, is practically paralyzed.
Among the killed and wounded servicemen of the battalion sent to reinforce the military units of the 1st corps of the Armenian Armed Forces, there are mainly officers and warrant officers.
No additional forces and military equipment are provided to the military unit destroyed in the course of hostilities. The battalion that is undermanned and has difficulty with ammunition cannot fully cover the line of defense. For this reason, the personnel of the battalion refused to participate in hostilities. -0-
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