Over 10 months of 2015 losses of defense and security sector of Azerbaijan totaled 64 people, reported based in Germany Caspian Institute of Military Studies for monitoring the media and social networks. According to the same source, 31 losses - fighting: 28 people were killed by the shelling of the Armenians, 3 - stepped on mines. Thirty three people died or were killed in non-combat conditions: 8 people committed suicide, 8 died of hazing (shot each other), 5 - were killed in car accidents, 3 - inadvertently, 2 - under the avalanche, 2 - from sunstroke, 1 - for reasons unknown, 4 - from diseases.
Fifty seven dead - the Defense Ministry servicemen, 3 - Frontier 2 – Ministry of Emergency Situations, 2 MNS. Another 17 military personnel during the reporting period were wounded or injured; including 11 people from the Armenian bullets, one of the mine explosion, etc. Caspian Institute of Military Studies does not exclude that the number of actual losses is higher. -03D-
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Ahmed Mammadov and Etibar Veliyev were detained in an operation by employees of the main Directorate for combating Cybersecurity of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. They are suspected of stealing funds from citizens' bank cards.
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Precipitation is expected in places in Baku and Absheron on July 17; the wind is north-westerly. The daytime air temperature will be +30+35 degrees, the daytime humidity will be 50-60%. Intense precipitation with thunderstorms and hail will take place in mountainous areas of the country. There is fog in places in the morning and evening. The wind is easterly. In the lowlands during the day +31+ 36, in the mountains +18+ 23 degrees.
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A day later, the Interior Ministry reacted to shocking video footage on social networks, where a police officer slips a package into the pocket of a citizen and then detains him with violence.
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An artillery shell suitable for use was found in the village of Yeni Yashma in Khyzy district, the Emergency Situations Ministry said today. A mine clearance task force of the Emergency Situations Ministry's special risk rescue service was sent to the scene.
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