Baku/25.10.20/Turan: According to the Azerbaijani defense Ministry, during the day of October 24 and on the night of October 25, fighting in the Agder, Khojavend, Fizuli, Hadrut, Gubadli and Lachin directions of the front continued with varying intensity. The enemy shelled the troops of the Azerbaijani Army with small arms, tanks, mortars and cannons. Units of the Azerbaijani Army continued fighting in the main directions in accordance with the operational plan and expanded the territories under their control.
The troops of the Azerbaijani Army, having inflicted serious fire damage on the enemy in the territories of Khojavend, Gubadli and Lachin districts, weakened their resistance and moved to new positions in various directions.
As a result of the shelling by the Azerbaijani Army units of the Armenian armed forces located in the Agder and Khojavend directions, the enemy suffered heavy losses in manpower. It became known that the enemy's ammunition is running out, and artillery installations are disabled.
The units of the 1st battalion of the 543rd regiment of the Armenian armed forces transferred to Gubadli retreated, suffering losses in manpower and military equipment.
Most of the reservists brought from the village of Tsakhkadzor in the Kotayk region of Armenia to Nagorno-Karabakh were destroyed as a result of a fire strike by our units.
As a result of the actions taken by the Azerbaijani Army in various directions of the front, a large number of manpower, 2 tanks, 2 IFVs, 4 D-30 howitzers, 1 2A36 "Hyacinth-B" gun, and 7 enemy vehicles were destroyed and disabled.
Currently, fighting continues along the entire length of the front. The Azerbaijani Army controls the operational situation. -0—
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