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9 Azeris blown up by mine in diversion attempt: NKR army

April 8, 2014 By administrator

April 8, 2014 – 16:55 AMT

177782PanARMENIAN.Net – The Nagorno Karabakh defense army reported an Azeri subversion attempt in the south-eastern direction of the line of contact in the region of Marjanlu on Monday, April 7, 10.30 pm.

Having noticed the rival’s movement, Artsakh armed units took preventive measures and threw back the Azeri saboteurs. During their retreat, the subversive group was blown up by a mine, with 3 left dead and 6 injured.

No losses were reported on Karabakh side.

After the incident, the NKR army continued with their military duty taking necessary measures to control the situation at the front line.

As Azeri media reported earlier, 3 servicemen of the Azerbaijani armed forces died, 6 were wounded as a result of the mine explosion on Fuzuli front April 7.

Azeri Defense Minister, Colonel General Zakir Hasanov travelled to the site on April, with the investigation initiated.

On the morning of March 24, Garnik Torosyan, 22, was shot dead while on duty at the contact line between Karabakh and Azeri armed forces.

Nagorno Karabakh army soldier Arman Ghukasyan, 20, died from gunshot wounds while on duty on March 19; another serviceman, Varazdat Zakaryan was injured.

In late January, a Nagorno Karabakh army soldier, Karen Galstyan, aged 20, sustained a deadly injury in a sniper attack at the northern direction of the line of contact with the Azerbaijani armed forces.

Simultaneous attempts of penetration by the Azerbaijani subversive groups were recorded on January 19-20 in the north-eastern (Jraberd) and south-eastern (Korgan) directions of the line of contact . The front units of the armed forces of the Nagorno Karabakh Republic noticed the actions of the Azerbaijani subversive groups and started an organized defense in both directions. The rival was thrown back suffering palpable human and material losses. Junior Sergeant Armen Hovhannisyan died from the wounds he received during the exchange of fire in the north-eastern direction.

Also, as a result of the continuous firing from the Azerbaijani side, a 16-year-old girl was wounded in her leg on Jan 23 night in Aygepar village of Armenia’s Tavush province. Intensive fire was registered in the direction of Armenian border villages of Nerkin Karmraghbyur, Aygepar, Chinari and Movses, RA Defense Ministry spokesman Artsrun Hovhannisyan told PanARMENIAN.Net

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: Army, Azeris, mine, Nagorno-Karabakh

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