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Baku/03.08.22/Turan: An extended service soldier who introduced himself as an officer was fired from the Azerbaijani army. According to the Ministry of Defense, a long-term serviceman Madadov Urfan Isa oglu, during his service, contrary to the ban, used a smartphone and posted photos and videos related to the service on social networks.
"Urfan Madadov was dismissed from the army in connection with actions contrary to the orders and orders of the leadership of the Ministry of Defense," the military department noted.
The Ministry of Defense warned that serious measures would be taken against military personnel who grossly violate the rules of military ethics, the requirements of charters and relevant orders, as well as using smartphones for service. --16D06--
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