Yerevan/12.07.14/Turan- Arminfo: Press Secretary of the Armenian Defense Ministry, Artsrun Hovhannisyan said on his page Facebook, that during the detention in Kalbajar " the Azeri subversive group, one saboteur was killed." During the firefight was also killed Armenian officer, and a woman was wounded.
Earlier it was reported that a resident of the village of Kapanly of Tartar region, Shahbaz Guliyev, was captured by Armenians. According to the Armenian side, there was a second "saboteur" who escaped.
Azerbaijani Defense Ministry refuted the information of Armenians of saboteurs, noting that there is not a serviceman named Shahbaz Guliyev in the army.
Later is was revealed that Guliyev is an ordinary citizen and refugee from Kalbacar. Apparently, Guliyev and his companion went to Kalbajar for their own purposes. It is noteworthy that the front line is in 50-60 km from the place where they were spotted by Armenians. For this reason, the Armenians present them as saboteurs rather than to admit that Azerbaijanis quietly roam on their rears.
After that case there appeared videos in the Internet, shot by Azerbaijani "saboteurs" at the territory of Armenia in the Sisian region. They also are the former residents of the area who wanted to visit their homeland. -02В-
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