Azerbaijan’s losses over 4 days of violence in Karabakh conflict zone amount to $170 million
07.04.2016,
15:45
Azerbaijan’s losses over the 4 days of the unprecedented upsurge in violence in the Karabakh conflict zone amounted to $170 million, while the losses of the Armenian side are estimated at $14 million, a political observer Hovsep Khurshudyan, said today.
YEREVAN, April 7. /ARKA/. Azerbaijan’s losses over the 4 days of the unprecedented upsurge in violence in the Karabakh conflict zone amounted to $170 million, while the losses of the Armenian side are estimated at $14 million, a political observer Hovsep Khurshudyan, said today.
"It's impressive ... We have won due to the strength of spirit of our soldiers,' Khurshudyan said.
At the same time, he noted the need to pay more attention to the use of modern scientific achievements in the field of defense.
According to the defense ministry of Nagorno-Karabakh, in the course of hostilities they destroyed 2 helicopters, 24 tanks, 3 infantry fighting vehicles, multiple launch rocket system Grad, TOS heavy flamethrower system, 6 drones killing also over 300 servicemen of the enemy.
The Armenian side lost 14 tanks; 33 servicemen were killed, 121 were wounded and 25 are missing. Also four civilians, including one child, and seven volunteers were killed. On April 5 the sides reached an agreement on cessation of hostilities. -0-
"It's impressive ... We have won due to the strength of spirit of our soldiers,' Khurshudyan said.
At the same time, he noted the need to pay more attention to the use of modern scientific achievements in the field of defense.
According to the defense ministry of Nagorno-Karabakh, in the course of hostilities they destroyed 2 helicopters, 24 tanks, 3 infantry fighting vehicles, multiple launch rocket system Grad, TOS heavy flamethrower system, 6 drones killing also over 300 servicemen of the enemy.
The Armenian side lost 14 tanks; 33 servicemen were killed, 121 were wounded and 25 are missing. Also four civilians, including one child, and seven volunteers were killed. On April 5 the sides reached an agreement on cessation of hostilities. -0-
