On Monday morning at the Training center of the Defense Ministry of Azerbaijan a farewell ceremony was held with four Azerbaijani officers killed during the recent fighting in Karabakh.
This was the crew of a MI-24 helicopter, Majors Tabriz Mehdizadeh and Urfan Velizadeh, Senior Lieutenant Bekir Ismailov and Lieutenant-Colonel of Special Troops Murad Mirzoyev.
Speaking at the farewell, the Defense Minister Zakir Hasanov expressed his condolences to relatives of the victims and promised that the army would avenge those killed.
"Our martyrs will be avenged and our lands will be liberated,” the minister said.
The farewell ceremony was extended to the second Alley of Honor, where the dead were buried with military honors. -02D-
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