Baku/19.03.15/Turan-Arminfo: According to the separatists, on March 19 at 08:30, the Azerbaijani Special Force attacked a combat positions of the Armenian army in the north of Karabakh.
"As a result of two-hour battle of Armenian troops and help the forces managed to repel the enemy. Armenian armed forces began to attack, and totally destroyed the group on the outskirts of the enemy positions," says the Armenian side.
The Armenian side reported their own losses, and gives the names of those killed - Hakob Khachatryan, Edward Hayrapetyan and Arshak Harutyunyan. Four more Armenian soldiers were wounded. Azerbaijani Defense Ministry has not commented on this information.—0--
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