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News, reports, photos / videos on military actions in Karabakh for October 9, 2020

  • Ilham Aliyev's address to the people

  • The statements about the capture of Jabrayil and Hadrut do not correspond to reality - spokesman for the Armenian Defense Ministry

  • 31 people killed, 168 injured - new data on Azerbaijan's losses

  • Azerbaijani army took control of nine more settlements - President

  • Despite martial law: a meeting of the EAEU intergovernmental council was held in Yerevan

  • Ilham Aliyev addressed the people

  • Missile launched from Armenia was shot down in the sky - Azerbaijan's Defense Ministry

  • The most intense battles are taking place in the southern direction of the front - Ministry of Defense of Karabakh

  • Territory of Barda and Aghdam regions undergoing intensive shelling - Azerbaijani Defense Ministry

  • Three regions of Azerbaijan are under fire - defense ministry

  • Azerbaijani Armed Forces fire at civilian objects in Stepanakert again

  • The night at the border was tense, the operational situation did not change - Karabakh Ministry of Defense

  • Fierce battles continued along the entire length of the front line - ministry of defense of Azerbaijan

  • Today Putin will meet today with the Foreign Ministers of Azerbaijan and Armenia

  • Brief summary of events as of the morning of October 9

  • News, reports, photos / videos on military operations in Karabakh for October 8, 2020

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