Azerbaijan Army continuing to move forward, Defense Ministry says
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A large number of enemy forces have been killed, Azerbaijan’s Defense Ministry said in a statement on Monday.
“Units of the Azerbaijan Army, moving from the high grounds and advantageous positions liberated from the Armenian armed forces, continue the counter-attack to consolidate the achieved success,” the Ministry said.
The Ministry further stated that Armenian troops were forced to retreat from the frontiers they were trying to hold after being inflicted by rocket-artillery and air strikes on their positions.
“Several advantageous high grounds around the village of Talysh were cleared of the occupying forces, and the enemy suffered heavy losses,” it added. (ILKHA)
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