Turkish ambassador: Armenians violate ceasefire and plant mines on roads leading to Azerbaijani borders
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- 15 September, 2022
- 08:54
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Armenians violate the ceasefire and plant mines on the roads leading to the borders of Azerbaijan, thereby continuing their aggression, Turkish Ambassador to Azerbaijan Cahit Bagci told the event dedicated to the 104th anniversary of the liberation of Baku from occupation.
"Armenians planted mines on the roads through which the Azerbaijani military moved. In 2021 alone, 1,300 mines were removed. Those mines were planted after the November 10 statement - in 2021. Armenians' claims on Karabakh do not end, but as Mr. President Ilham Aliyev said, iron fist is in place. Unfortunately, we had martyrs in defense of the territories. May Allah rest the souls of all the martyrs," the ambassador added.
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