An overview of fact sheet of Armenia’s act of aggression against Azerbaijan
BAKU, NOV 4 (DN) - Since September 27, 2020 the armed forces of Armenia have been targeting the civilian population, private houses and civilian infrastructure in Azerbaijan in a deliberate, widespread and systematic manner.
By doing so, Armenia grossly violates its obligations
under international humanitarian law, including the 1949 Geneva Conventions and
its Additional Protocols as well as disregards the humanitarian ceasefire
declared on October 10, 18 and 26.
On November 3, Armenia continued to launch attacks in various
directions, including across the international border with Azerbaijan. The
border regions of Azerbaijan - Gadabay,
Tovuz and Dashkesan were fired at from Berd, Chambarak and Vardenis regions of
Armenia.
Moreover, Armenia’s armed
forces targeted Aghdam and Aghjabadi regions with heavy artillery. Fizuli city
and its surrounding villages were attacked with 300 mm “Smerch” MLRS.
As of November 2, Azerbaijan National Agency
for Mine Action (ANAMA) found 314 unexploded ordnances (UXO), 1173 bomblets
from 9N235 cluster munition, 698 exploded missiles part, 1627 anti-personal
mines, 276 pieces of anti-tank mines, explosives of 476 anti-tank mines and
etc.
On November 2, while on duty in ANAMA’s
deminer was hit by anti-personal mine placed by Armenia’s armed forces in the
Jabrail region of Azerbaijan. As a result of the explosion, the deminer’s left
leg was amputated from the ankle.
As of November 3, as a result
of Armenia’s attack 91 civilians, including children, women and elderly were
killed, 405 civilians have been hospitalized with serious injuries. Moreover, 2488 private houses, 97 apartment buildings and 461
civilian infrastructure were destroyed or damaged.=DN
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