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Chronicles of Victory: October 24, 2020

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Chronicles of Victory: October 24, 2020

BAKU, Azerbaijan, October 24. The
Azerbaijani Army launched a counter-offensive operation, later
called the “Iron Fist”, on September 27, 2020, in response to the
large-scale provocation of the Armenian armed forces along the
frontline.

The erupted 44-day second Karabakh war ended with the
liberation of Azerbaijan’s territories from nearly 30-year Armenian
occupation and the restoration of territorial integrity.

Chronicle of the 28-th day of the second Karabakh
war:

– President Ilham Aliyev was interviewed by French Figaro newspaper.

– The stockpiles of weapons, ammunition and fuel of Armenian
armed forces were destroyed, and Armenian UAVs were neutralized.

– The Armenian armed forces shelled Azerbaijani settlements.




– Video of the destruction of Armenian military
equipment during the night was published. An Armenian fighter jet
was destroyed.

– Azerbaijan’s Gubadly district was shelled using artillery from the territory of
Armenia.

– Azerbaijani artillery units continued to inflict crushing
blows on the Armenian armed forces.

– Armenian armed forces’ attempt to attack Azerbaijani units was prevented. The
Azerbaijani Air Force destroyed Armenian military equipment and
infrastructure, as well as combat equipment.



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