During search operations, the Azerbaijan National Mine Action Agency (ANAMA) defused 374 bombs on its territory far from the battlefield, the organization’s press service reported on Twitter on October 12.
“The agency’s subversive group defused 374 bombs. <...> During the search, the following shells launched by the Armenian Armed Forces were found: 1 240-mm missile (M24F), 1 100-mm artillery shell (OF-32), 1 9M528 missile control unit, 24 remnants of exploded shells “, – said in the statement.
It is noted that the searches took place in Agdam, Agjabedin, Barda, Jabrail, Goranboy, Tovuz, Terter, Fizuli regions, as well as in the cities of Ganja and Mingachevir.
🚨💥2020-ci il 11 Oktyabr tarixində Agentlik tərəfindən Cəbhə boyu ərazilərdə keçirilmiş təcili təxirəsalınmaz əməliyyatlar barədə💥🚨
OPERATİV MƏLUMAThttps: //t.co/SD8o3FBY5F#ANAMA #DIN #FHN 🇦🇿 #Azerbaijan 🇦🇿 # Azərbaycan #UXO #Demining #LandMines #ExplosiveOrdnance #EOD pic.twitter.com/vxzc2qpucb
– ANAMA (@ANAMA_gov_az) October 12, 2020
On October 12, Armenia and Azerbaijan accused each other of shelling in Karabakh, despite the ceasefire. The NKR stated that the air defense of the republic shot down a SU-25 attack aircraft in the northeastern direction of the country. The Armenian Defense Ministry noted that Turkish F16s are present in Karabakh. This information was denied in Azerbaijan.
Another aggravation of the military conflict between Baku and Yerevan in Karabakh, which began in February 1988, took place on September 27. The parties suffer losses among the military and civilian population. They blamed each other for aggravating the situation.
Azerbaijan and Armenia agreed on a ceasefire on October 9 following the talks held in Moscow on the initiative of the Russian side. The shelling was to be stopped on October 10 from 12:00 local time (11:00 Moscow time) for humanitarian purposes for the exchange of prisoners and bodies of the dead.