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Photo: twitter.com/HikmetHajiyev
People can be under the rubble
Azerbaijan accuses Armenia of firing rockets at residential areas in the city of Ganja, which destroyed five houses.
Azerbaijan claims that as a result of a rocket attack against Armenia in the city of Ganja on Saturday night, October 17, 12 people were killed and more than 40 injured.
In Baku, they announced missile attacks by the Armenian Armed Forces in two Azerbaijani cities: Ganja and Mingechevir. Missiles directed at Mingechevir intercepted Azerbaijan’s air defense.
Two rockets were reportedly hit in Ganja, both in residential areas. A total of 20 houses were damaged, five houses were completely destroyed. Search and rescue operations are ongoing.
Armenian missile strikes on Azerbaijan’s Ganja kill at least five civilians, including two children, and injure 35 more: Azerbaijani Vice President Hikmet Hajiyev https://t.co/d8HZujbEqR pic.twitter.com/4GHepKOFqK
– TRT World (@trtworld) October 16, 2020
Ganja city was bombed again
#PrayForGanjaCity pic.twitter.com/uxpThnrFk2– Leyla Huseynova (@leihuseinova) October 17, 2020
In Azerbaijan, they say the attack on Ganja was launched by the Elbrus tactical-operational missile system.
According to ANAMA, the missiles fired at Ganja are SCUD / Elbrus tactical-operational ballistic missiles. The fragments of the impact zone prove it. Directing SCUD missiles at densely populated civilians shows utter immorality and a schizophrenic mentality from Armenia’s pol-mil leaders pic.twitter.com/zXGbKmyvzS
– Hikmet Hajev (@HikmetHajev) October 16, 2020
The Armenian Defense Ministry denies Baku’s statement on bombing the territory of Azerbaijan.
In turn, in Nagorno-Karabakh, they say about two artillery bombardments of Stepanakert.
It should be noted that there were no strikes against Stepanakert from October 10 to 15.
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