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During the military escalation on September 12-14, 282 Azerbaijani soldiers were wounded /UPDATED/
Baku/17.09.22/Turan: “During the suppression of a large-scale sabotage by the Armenian armed forces on September 12-14, 282 Azerbaijani servicemen were wounded and received various degrees of bodily injuries. Of these, 43 returned to service after providing first aid, the health of 115 is satisfactory, 103 - of moderate severity, and the health of 21 is serious," the press release of the Ministry of Defense of Azerbaijan, distributed on Saturday.
As a result of the provocation of the Armenian armed forces by Azerbaijan, 2 civilians were injured. One of the victims after first aid was discharged home, the health of another person is assessed as moderate. -06B-
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2022 September 17 (Saturday) 14:23:50
The number of Azerbaijani soldiers killed in recent battles has risen to 79
Baku/17.09.22/Turan: The Ministry of Defense of Azerbaijan today announced two more deaths during the latest escalation of the conflict on the Armenian-Azerbaijani border. The total number of irretrievable losses reached 79.
Among the dead were 43 soldiers, two captains, four senior lieutenants, eight lieutenants, four senior warrant officers, 10 warrant officers, four junior warrant officers, three senior sergeants and one junior sergeant. --06D--
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