As a result of a mine explosion in the village of Yusifjanly, another person was injured, ANAMA (Azerbaijan National Mine Action Agency) said.
In particular, Sakhavat Abdulkhalygov (born 1983) also received bodily injuries, ANAMA reported.-0-
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2022 October 08 (Saturday) 20:10:26
Two people were injured in a mine explosion in Aghdam
Baku / 08.10.22 / Turan: Two people were injured on Saturday as a result of a mine explosion in the Aghdam region.
The incident occurred on October 8 at about 18:00 on the territory of the liberated Yusifjanly village of Aghdam region
According to the press service of the Prosecutor General's Office of Azerbaijan,
Parviz Najafov (b. 1986), and Ramin Aliyev (b. 1989), who carried out repair and construction work. They received injuries of varying degrees.
An investigation has been launched in the prosecutor's office of the Aghdam region.
According to the Prosecutor General’s Office, on October 6, for the period from November 10, 2020, when the 44-day war ended, 44 Azerbaijani citizens were killed as a result of a mine explosion, and another 213 were injured to varying degrees. -06V-
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