State Border Service: Soldier wounded by Armenians feels better

"The soldier of the State Border Service Jeyhun Bayramov who was wounded in the shooting launched by Armenian armed forces feels better," senior officer of the press service of the State Border Service Rovshan Jahangirov told Report.

He noted that soldier Bayramov's treatment continues at the hospital of the State Border Service: "His state has improved and he is close to recovery. Everything is well. He will be discharged home after the medical commission decides on this. His treatment currently continues."

Notably, Jeyhun Bayramov was wounded as a result of the ceasefire violation by Armenians from Zorakan village of Armenia's Noyemberyan. They used large-caliber weapons to fire at Azerbaijani positions near Shikhli II village of Gazakh.

SBS chief, colonel general Elchin Guliyev visited the site, held a meeting with the personnel of the border combat point and set due instructions for the further strengthening of the service-combat activity.