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ONE MORE AZERBAIJANI SOLDIER KILLED AFTER ARMENIANS VIOLATED CEASEFIRE
Azeri Press Agency, Azerbaijan
Sept 5 2007
One more Azerbaijani soldier was killed after Armenian armed forces
violated the ceasefire in Fuzuli direction. APA's Garabagh bureau
reports wounded soldier Husyenov Ismayil (b.1988) died on the way to
hospital.Huseynov was drafted from Khanlar region.
Azerbaijani Defense Ministry's press service confirmed the fact. The
press service said the enemy suffered loss after the response fire
of Azerbaijani army.
Azerbaijani armed forces violated the ceasefire last night in Agdam and
Fuzuli regions of Azerbaijan killing one soldier and injuring another.
TWO MORE PLAYGROUNDS PUT INTO OPERATION IN KARABAGH
Two more playgrounds built at the expense of Karabakh Telecom TV
Communication Company within the frames of A Joyful Kid marathon
have been put into operation in Stepanakert and the regional centre
of Martuni.
Speaking at the playground's opening ceremony Stepanakert Mayor Eduard
Aghabekian stated A Joyful Kid marathon announced by the Stepanakert
city hall over a year ago had become a consecutive process, which
should be welcomed, Novosti-Armenia agency reports.
"On the one hand the construction of children's playgrounds contributes
to younger generation's upbringing, on the other hand it becomes
a peculiar token of the capital city's cleanness and improvement",
Aghabekian noted.
In his turn the Executive Director of Karabakh Telecom CJSC Ralph
Yirikian assured the process would be continued. "The works are being
implemented in the Republic regions as well. Playgrounds in the towns
of Shoushi, Martakert, Askeran and Kashatag (Lachin) have already been
put into operation. In the near future the playgrounds in Hadrut will
be turned over for operation", Yirikian said.
In May, 2006 the Stepanakert city hall announced the beginning of
A Joyful Kid TV marathon targeted at playgrounds' construction in
connection with the International Day of Children's protection.
Currently there are about 20 playgrounds on the Nagorno-Karabagh's
whole territory.
Azeri Press Agency, Azerbaijan
Sept 5 2007
One more Azerbaijani soldier was killed after Armenian armed forces
violated the ceasefire in Fuzuli direction. APA's Garabagh bureau
reports wounded soldier Husyenov Ismayil (b.1988) died on the way to
hospital.Huseynov was drafted from Khanlar region.
Azerbaijani Defense Ministry's press service confirmed the fact. The
press service said the enemy suffered loss after the response fire
of Azerbaijani army.
Azerbaijani armed forces violated the ceasefire last night in Agdam and
Fuzuli regions of Azerbaijan killing one soldier and injuring another.
TWO MORE PLAYGROUNDS PUT INTO OPERATION IN KARABAGH
Two more playgrounds built at the expense of Karabakh Telecom TV
Communication Company within the frames of A Joyful Kid marathon
have been put into operation in Stepanakert and the regional centre
of Martuni.
Speaking at the playground's opening ceremony Stepanakert Mayor Eduard
Aghabekian stated A Joyful Kid marathon announced by the Stepanakert
city hall over a year ago had become a consecutive process, which
should be welcomed, Novosti-Armenia agency reports.
"On the one hand the construction of children's playgrounds contributes
to younger generation's upbringing, on the other hand it becomes
a peculiar token of the capital city's cleanness and improvement",
Aghabekian noted.
In his turn the Executive Director of Karabakh Telecom CJSC Ralph
Yirikian assured the process would be continued. "The works are being
implemented in the Republic regions as well. Playgrounds in the towns
of Shoushi, Martakert, Askeran and Kashatag (Lachin) have already been
put into operation. In the near future the playgrounds in Hadrut will
be turned over for operation", Yirikian said.
In May, 2006 the Stepanakert city hall announced the beginning of
A Joyful Kid TV marathon targeted at playgrounds' construction in
connection with the International Day of Children's protection.
Currently there are about 20 playgrounds on the Nagorno-Karabagh's
whole territory.