Армения сообщила о гибели солдата в результате обстрела с азербайджанской стороны

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Источник в министерстве обороны Армении заявили, что один из ее солдат был убит в воскресенье в результате обстрела с азербайджанской стороны в северо-восточном секторе международной границы между двумя странами.

Покойного солдата звали Арман Булгадарян. Ему было 24 года. Армянские СМИ сообщают, что солдат был из города Ванадзор и недавно вернулся из России.

В субботу Армения заявила, что еще один ее солдат был ранен в результате обстрела азербайджанцев в районе тавушского участка границы. Азербайджанская сторона еще не прокомментировала этот инцидент напрямую, но азербайджанские СМИ сообщают, что в воскресенье (28 июля) «Армения» перебила перестрелку, открыв огонь по позициям Азербайджана.

Следует отметить, что эти инциденты произошли в северном секторе международной границы между Арменией и Азербайджаном. Недавно обе стороны заменили регулярные армейские подразделения пограничниками (в случае Азербайджана) и войсками МВД (в случае Армении). Шаг, который был расценен как позитивное развитие.

источник: commonspace.eu по материалам агентств

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