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New statement on losses from Armenia: number has increased

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Today, Armenian servicemen had an accident in Armenia's Lori province.

Axar.az reports citing Armenian media, a BMV overturned several times on the 9th kilometre of the Hamamli (Spitak) -Yerevan road.

As a result of the accident, Armenian mercenaries Mger Grigoryan, 30, and Artyom Hakobyan, 34, were seriously injured.

It should be noted that provocation of the Armenian army took place today in the direction of Kalbajar on the Armenian-Azerbaijani border and two Azerbaijani soldiers were wounded. As a result of the retaliatory strike of our army, according to the latest information released by the Armenian Interior Ministry, 3 Armenian soldiers were killed and 4 were wounded.

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The Armenian Interior Ministry has updated the information on the dead and wounded in today's shooting.

It was stated that the Armenian army lost 3 soldiers and wounded 4.

It was noted that currently the situation at the border is stable.

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The Armenian side has announced the number of Armenian servicemen wounded in today's shooting.

According to the latest information released by the Armenian Investigative Committee, the number of injured has reached 5.

It should be noted that Armenian Telegram channels reported that 5 Armenian soldiers were killed.

Date
2021.07.28 / 20:12
Author
Tural Azimzadeh, Nurlana Ahmadova
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