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Destruction of the Ganja military airport is not true. Baku will answer - H. Hajiyev (Updated-VIDEO)
Baku/10.04.20/Turan: Allegations of Armenians about the destruction of the military airport
near the city of Ganja are not true. Rockets from the "Smerch" system fell on the city, and some of them did not explode, and some were intercepted and destroyed in the air. Local residents informed Turan about it.
In turn, the assistant to the head of state Hikmet Hajiyev said at a briefing on Sunday that Azerbaijan would give an adequate answer to this war crime. "Legitimate military facilities from where the populated areas of Azerbaijan are fired upon will be destroyed.
By shelling Azerbaijan from the territory of Armenia, the enemy is pursuing the goal of involving third countries in the conflict, but they will not succeed, "he said.
Hajiyev noted that the Armenians of Karabakh are trying to hide the fact that their leader Arayik Aratyunyan was wounded. "He was injured while in the bunker," Hajiyev said. -02В-
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2020 October 04 (Sunday) 11:16:42
Ganja Shelled - VIDEO
Baku / 04.10.20 / Turan: On the morning of October 4, the Armenian side fired at Ganja, the second most important city in Azerbaijan, the press service of the Ministry of Defense reported.
The consequences of the shelling and from what type of weapon the shelling was conducted are not reported.
At the same time, positions of the Azerbaijani Armed Forces in the Fizuli region are subjected to rocket fire from the territory of Armenia.
Shelling of settlements in the Aghdam and Terter regions is being conducted from the territory of Karabakh. -0-
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