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Baku/10.11.22/Turan: The Azerbaijani Defense Ministry denied the information about the wounding of an Armenian soldier on the border of the two countries. “The message spread by the Armenian Ministry of Defense that allegedly on November 10 at 10.30 am, units of the Azerbaijani army opened fire and, as a result, a soldier of the Armenian armed forces was wounded, is a lie,” the press service of the Azerbaijani Defense Ministry said on Thursday. The press release emphasizes that the units of the Azerbaijani army did not open fire in the indicated direction.
According to the Armenian Ministry of Defense, an Armenian soldier, P.Kh, received a gunshot wound from an “enemy shot” on November 10 at about 10:30 am at a combat position located on the border of the two countries.
The health of the wounded soldier is assessed as extremely serious, the Armenian military department said. --06B--
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