Baku / 04.11.20 / Turan: Since November 3, fighting began along the Lachin-Shusha road, which is why on November 4 traffic along this route was prohibited, according to Russian journalists in Karabakh.
According to video footage from the field, Azerbaijani reconnaissance groups have occupied heights along this strategic route and are striking Armenian positions.
The Armenians have been claiming for the third day that they had thrown back the detachments of the Azerbaijani Armed Forces, however, from the reports from the scene, it is clear that the road is being fired upon by mortars, artillery and drones. The live force of Armenians is also being brought to the track in order to restrain the advancing subdivisions of Azerbaijan, Russian journalists working for the Armenians admit. -02B-
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