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Over 55% of mine explosions occurred outside territories marked on maps provided by Armenia

Over 55% of mine explosions occurred outside territories marked on maps provided by Armenia
26.01.2024 14:00
More than 55% of landmine explosions in recent years occurred in locations outside the areas where maps were provided by Armenia, reads a statement by the Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry.

"We remind that 342 of our fellow citizens have become landmine victims since the end of the Patriotic War in 2020, with 65 individuals killed, including three journalists. Out of 65 dead, 50 were civilians.”

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