As a result of rocket and artillery shelling in the north of Karabakh, four Armenian servicemen were killed on the evening of September 25. The news was spread by the press service of the armed forces of the Karabakh separatists.
According to the same source, the shelling by the system TR 107 took place at 17:30. The names of the victims are Khachatryan, Mkrtchyan, Hakobyan and Shaghinian. Several other military men were wounded.
The Azerbaijani Defense Ministry has not commented on the report. -02D-
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