Armenian soldiers dispose of planted mines

Name: Armenian soldiers dispose of planted mines
Uploaded: 2022-09-17
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Description: Armenian soldiers disposed of a part of the mines they planted along the Armenia-Azerbaijan border on September 12th.Azerbaijan’s Ministry of Defense stated that the mines placed in Kalbajar, Dashkasan and Lachin on the Azerbaijan-Armenia border were

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Armenian soldiers disposed of a part of the mines they planted along the Armenia-Azerbaijan border on September 12^th.

Azerbaijan’s Ministry of Defense stated that the mines placed in Kalbajar, Dashkasan and Lachin on the Azerbaijan-Armenia border were detected by Azerbaijani troops on September 12. After the examinations around the location, 100 PMN-E type anti-personnel mines, 8 PMN-2 type anti-personnel mines and 10 anti-tank mines produced in Armenia were detected and neutralized. Azerbaijani troops continue to search for other mines in the region.

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