Azerbaijani Prisoner Provides Important Information About Turkish Specialists

An Azerbaijani prisoner of war receiving treatment at one of Artsakh’s hospitals, Emin Bashkhalin Zahir Oglu, has spoken about how military specialists who arrived from Turkey are directing Azerbaijan’s military offensive against Artsakh. In a video published by photographer Davit Ghahramanyan, the Azerbaijani prisoner of war says that three people had come with them for the purpose of conducting training sessions and had said they were from Turkey. “That was evident from their manner of speaking and their military uniforms. The training sessions were mainly carried out according to a program they had prepared. They lasted 10-15 days. They are
22 October 2020
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Ատրպէյճանցի գերին կարեւոր տուեալներ ներկայացուցած է թուրք մասնագէտներու մասին

An Azerbaijani prisoner of war receiving treatment at one of Artsakh’s hospitals, Emin Bashkhalin Zahir Oglu, has spoken about how military specialists who arrived from Turkey are directing Azerbaijan’s military offensive against Artsakh. In a video published by photographer Davit Ghahramanyan, the Azerbaijani prisoner of war says that three people had come with them for the purpose of conducting training sessions and had said they were from Turkey.

“That was evident from their manner of speaking and their military uniforms. The training sessions were mainly carried out according to a program they had prepared. They lasted 10-15 days. They are now at our command posts, and without their instructions our commanders do not make decisions on their own,” said the Azerbaijani prisoner of war.

Emin Bashkhalin Zahir Oglu also noted that his health condition is good, the doctors are treating the wound and applying a fresh bandage.

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