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Until Wednesday evening, Armenians ordered to liberate a number of villages in Aghdam region
Baku/18.11.20/Turan: Residents of six villages of Agdam region occupied by the Armenians were ordered to leave them until 11 pm on November 18, reported the Armenian media with reference to the head of the Mardakert region, Hayk Bakhshiyan.
According to him, today he received an order to evacuate the villages of Ovtashen, Karmiravan, Nor Maragan, Nor Aygestan, Nor Seisulan, Nor Akadzhur. All these are the villages of the Agdam region, which were renamed by the Armenians, namely: Paravend, Boyakhmedli, Gizil Kengerli, Shahbulag, Orta Gunaypey, Malikli, Galaychilar.
Let us remind you that Aghdam region should be liberated by November 20. -02D-
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