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Baku/10.12.21/Turan: As a result of the activities of the engineering and sapper units of the Azerbaijani army, together with the Turkish military, 342 antipersonnel and anti-tank mines were found and neutralized in the liberated territories from December 1 to 10, 96.7 hectares of territory were cleared. This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Defense of Azerbaijan.
In general, 17202 mines and unexploded ordnance have been found and destroyed by engineering troops in the liberated territories.
13273 hectares of territory have been cleared of mines.
In cooperation with other government agencies, 628 km of roads have been built. — 06D-
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