Baku/14.09.22/Turan: The Armenian military leadership that is concerned about the failure of the provocation committed by the armed forces of this country has ordered to deploy units, weapons, and military equipment, located along the Azerbaijani-Armenian state border, near buildings and civilian infrastructure facilities in human settlements, and deep into the territory of Armenia.
This is reported in the information of the Ministry of Defense of Azerbaijan.
By subjecting to fire the Azerbaijan Army positions from those points in the settlements, Armenia is trying to turn these firing points into legitimate military targets and deliberately expand the area of military operations.
We declare once again that the Azerbaijan Army Units strike the enemy's firing points with high accuracy and do not target civilian facilities.
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Armenian armed forces units using artillery pieces, 82 mm and 120 mm mortars are subjecting to fire the Azerbaijan Army positions stationed in the direction of the Lachin region.
The Azerbaijan Army Units are taking retaliatory measures.
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On the evening of September 14, a briefing was held at the Ministry of Defense for military attachés of diplomatic missions of foreign states in Azerbaijan.--06В-
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