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Body of Azerbaijani soldier killed as result of Armenian provocation handed over to his family (PHOTO)

Society Materials 4 August 2022 11:22 (UTC +04:00)
Body of Azerbaijani soldier killed as result of Armenian provocation handed over to his family (PHOTO)

BAKU, Azerbaijan, August 4. The body of servicemen Anar Kazimov, who died as result of Armenian provocation on August 3, has been transported to his hometown, Trend reports.

In Shamkir city, the Kazimov's body was handed over to his family.

A farewell ceremony was held for the dead Azerbaijani serviceman.

Members of illegal Armenian armed formations in the territory of Azerbaijan, where the Russian peacekeeping contingent is temporarily deployed, grossly violated the provisions of the Statement of November 10, 2020, and committed a terrorist and sabotage act against the Azerbaijan Army Units on August 3. Serviceman Kazimov Anar Rustam became Shehid as a result of the terrorist and sabotage act.

Moreover, members of illegal Armenian armed detachments attempted to seize the Girkhgiz high ground, located on a mountain range covering the territory of the Kalbajar and Lachin regions, and establish new combat positions there.

As a result of the “Revenge” retaliatory operation conducted by the Azerbaijan Army Units, the Girkhgiz high ground, including Saribaba and several advantageous high grounds along the Karabakh range of the Lesser Caucasus Mountains were taken under control. Currently, Azerbaijan Army Units are carrying out engineering work on the establishment of new positions and laying supply roads on advantageous frontiers.

During the operation, several combat positions of illegal Armenian armed detachments were destroyed, and an airstrike was inflicted on a military unit stationed in the Yukhari Oratagh settlement of the former Aghdara region. As a result, the manpower of illegal Armenian detachments was annihilated and wounded, as well as several D-30 howitzers, military vehicles and a large amount of ammunition were destroyed.

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