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Baku/16.11.21/Turan: Units of the Armenian Armed Forces from 16.15 hours on November 15 to 04.30 hours on November 16 from positions located near the settlements of Azizli, Zarkend, Ashagi Shorka, Dara, Geysu, Pambek Basarkechar district, Chinarly, Mosesgeh, Yukhary Mehrab, Aygepar, Gulaly Shamshaddin district and Kil Chambarek district of Armenia conducted intensive fire from small arms of various calibers on the positions of the Azerbaijani army located in the area Sellidzha, Barmyabina, Chamberdina, Galekend, Ddaryurd, Novoivanovka, Garavali of Gedabek district, Agbulag, Agdam, Garalar, Gosha, Kohanabi, Hajalli, Alibeyli Asrik Chyrdyhan of Tovuz district, Jirdahan and Kohnagyshlag of Agstafa district.
This was reported by the Ministry of Defense of Azerbaijan.
According to the report, the units of the Azerbaijani Army have taken adequate retaliatory measures to prevent the combat activity of the opposing side. "Currently, the operational situation is controlled by our units," the report says.—0—
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