"On the second day of the fighting on the Azerbaijani-Armenian border, the reincarnation of the former spokesman of the Armenian Defense Ministry, who practically put the current spokesman in the background, was aimed at creating a lot of false information and misinformation," he said. There is no. "
The statement came from the head of the Azerbaijani Defense Ministry's press service, Colonel Vagif Dargahli, Gadin.Net reports.
According to him, the Armenian Defense Ministry has recently prepared dozens of false and misleading information:
"We promptly refute this misinformation. In particular, as you know, the Armenian Defense Ministry spread false information that the Azerbaijani Army allegedly lost 13 UAVs during the battle in order to inspire the Armenian public. But how to prove something that does not exist? After all, the Armenian society also demands proof.
That is why the Armenian Defense Ministry posted on social media a photo allegedly belonging to one of Azerbaijan's shot down UAVs.
However, it was not so difficult to bring the Armenian myth creators to the surface - it was quickly proved that the UAV in the photo was not an Azerbaijani UAV, but a US UAV fired in Afghanistan in 2014.
"One of the noteworthy points was that even foreign journalists began to expose such Armenian fabrications. Thus, Julian Repke, a military analyst for the German publication Bild, said that the video released by the Armenian Defense Ministry, which allegedly shot down an Azerbaijani anti-aircraft gun, was not true. Because it is a small two-engine civil passenger plane shown in the video.
I want to say again that all the air defense systems of the Azerbaijani Army are in place and working. "The Azerbaijani Defense Ministry promptly provides all necessary information on the situation on the border without concealing the losses," he said.
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