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Defense Ministry: Azerbaijan Not Fighting for Hadrut Because It Was Released a Few Days Ago
Baku / 12.10.20 / Turan: The dissemination of messages by the Armenian side about the alleged concentration of significant forces by the Azerbaijani army and the conduct of intense battles with the aim of taking Hadrut are outright disinformation. This is stated in the message of the press service of the Ministry of Defense of Azerbaijan.
Let us remind you that Hadrut was released from the occupation several days ago.
We declare that the Azerbaijani army strictly observes the humanitarian ceasefire and does not conduct any active hostilities. —06D-
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