Enemy Lost 2300 Personnel, Approximately 450 Soldiers and Militants Over the Past Day
Our troops are engaged in a fierce and heroic struggle, causing significant losses to the enemy and, in essence, determining the fate of the entire Armenian nation with their heroic actions. This was stated by the spokesperson of the Ministry of Defense of Armenia, Artsrun Hovhannisyan, during a briefing.
“Heavy combat operations have taken place today in the north and south, particularly in the south. The enemy attempted to break through the front line, but the advance was effectively halted, inflicting great losses on the enemy,” said Hovhannisyan.
The Defense Ministry representative noted that the duration of continuous fighting was 6-7 hours. During this time, the enemy lost approximately 2300 personnel, including about 440-450 soldiers or militants over the past day. There were approximately 800-900 injured.
“We managed to neutralize 45 units of armored vehicles. Our forces successfully struck around 8-9 armored vehicles that were not in combat. Today, we shot down 10 UAVs, bringing the total to 113 UAVs. The total losses of the enemy's armored vehicles stand at 250, just today, with 3 Smerch systems. Today, 3 enemy planes and 1 helicopter were shot down,” he emphasized.
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