The soldier Jamil Huseynzadeh who voluntarily left his unit in Tovuz with a service weapon was found injured on the front line. Turan was reported by local sources and the information was confirmed by police in Tovuz.
According to the same source, the circumstances remain unclear.
Local residents believe that the information that the soldier that voluntarily left the unit is wrong. They believe that the soldier was wounded in a shootout with the Armenians. The commanders of the military did not know the soldier's fate because of his self-imposed retirement from the unit.
Recall that according to unofficial data, Jamil Huseynzadeh left his unit on 26 October. Turan's attempt to obtain any information in connection with this incident at the Defense Ministry failed. The phones of the press service did not respond. -03B04-
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