Weapons and ammunition found in Khankendi
Baku/06.01.23/Turan: Police officers found weapons and ammunition in Khankendi, the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Azerbaijan reported.
In particular, two AKS-74 submachine guns, one AK-74M, four AK-47, one AK-103, four AKMS, five AK-74, two TOZ shotguns, one APS pistol, two Makarov pistols, and There are also six grenades, one PK machine gun, 2,536 rounds of various calibers, four bayonet knives and 30 magazines.—06B-
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