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Baku/25.09.23/Turan: Persons suspected of committing terrorist acts on September 19 that resulted in the deaths of two civilians and four policemen as a result of the installation of mines in the Tagaverd village of Khojavend district during anti-terrorist activities were disarmed and detained. This is stated in the message of the State Security Service.
The Ministry appealed to the Armenian residents of Karabakh to refrain from actions that hinder the development of the region, their well-being, and their peaceful reintegration into Azerbaijani society.
In particular, there is a call not to commit actions aimed at violating the rule of law, creating threats to stability and public security, not to set fire to documents and undertake other illegal acts, and to hand over existing weapons in a short time. -06B-
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