Gor Tsarukyan confirmed that Azerbaijan targeted civil airport ՛Syunik՛ in Kapan
Gor Tsarukyan, director of the Public Relations and Information Center of the Prime Minister's Office, confirmed that the Azerbaijani side targeted the 'Syunik' civil airport in Kapan, 1lurer reports.
"Azerbaijani terrorists once again targeted the 'Syunik' civil airport in Kapan, #Armenia. Security personnel swiftly evacuated guests from the premises. While a plane successfully landed despite the attack, notable figures like Arayik Harutyunyan, Head of the PM's Office, Armen Grigoryan, Secretary of the National Assembly, deputy ministers, and citizens were on board. Such acts of terrorism jeopardize innocent lives and stability," Tsarukyan wrote in Twitter.
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