Separatists kept weapons and ammunition in village library
Baku/25.11.23/Turan: A large number of weapons and ammunition were found in the library of Ballydja village in the Khojaly region, the head of the press service of the Interior Ministry of Azerbaijan Elshad Hajiyev said on his Facebook page.
In particular, three 12.7 mm DSK machine guns, five 7.62 mm PK machine guns, 42 AK sub-machine guns, one 30 mm AGS-17 grenade launcher, four RPG-7 grenade launchers and a large amount of ammunition for various types of weapons were found in the library.
Recall that Ballydja village of Ballydzha is located in the vicinity of Khankendi.—06D-
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