The second day of the Patriotic War: attention is focused solely on news from the front. President, Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces Ilham Aliyev A partial mobilization was announced in the country. The Azerbaijani army only advances with great professionalism and determination. Despite this, the enemy still, according to its traditional nature, flagrantly violates the norms and principles of international law, carries the war beyond the front line and attacks the civilian population and civilian objects.
Oku.Az Recall that as a result of this enemy activity on September 28, 2020, three people were killed and five were injured in Tartar.
Of course, the fact that the hated enemy once again attacked the civilian population was another indicator of the aggressive policy of Armenian fascism directed against peace and humanity. The Azerbaijani army advanced without harming civilians and waging war only on the battlefield.
Positions resisted by the enemy are forced to retreat through artillery rocket launches and air strikes. As a result, several favorable heights around the village of Talish are left free of invaders.
In addition, during the battles in this direction, the commander of the enemy’s airborne assault battalion, Lieutenant Colonel Lernik Babayan, was destroyed.
The Azerbaijan Ministry of Defense announced that near the end of the day of the operation, the Armenian army suffered serious losses as a result of the fighting:
“The enemy has destroyed 22 tanks and other armored vehicles, 15 “OSA” anti-aircraft missile systems, 18 unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV), 8 artillery units and has lost more than 550 people in terms of dead and wounded. Several three of its ammunition depots were destroyed in different directions.
Since the first days of the war, the focus has been primarily on informing the world community about the crimes committed by Armenia’s military and political leaders. On the second day of fighting, Azerbaijan’s voice of truth was conveyed to the world community by President Ilham Aliyev and UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres in a video conference meeting.
Merahim Nasib
