One of units of Azerbaijani Armed Forces resorted to provocation and was repulsed: there are no losses on Armenian side
On September 23, at around 19:30, one of the units of the Azerbaijani Armed Forces resorted to provocation, trying to go to the rear of one of the Armenian combat positions located in the eastern direction of the Armenian-Azerbaijani border zone, 1lurer reports.
Thanks to the skillful actions of the units of Armenia’s Armed Forces, the enemy was pushed back to the initial positions. There are no losses on the Armenian side.
No other incidents were reported during the night.
As of 10:00 on September 24, the situation is relatively stable.
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