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Our Victories 1 Our territories liberated from the occupation as a result of the battles started on 27.09.2020 by the counter-offensive operation of the Azerbaijani Armed Forces: 27.09.2020 28. Mezre village (Jabrayil) 1. Garakhanbeyli village (Fuzuli) 29. Several strategic heights 2. Garvand village (Fuzuli) 09.10.2020 3. Village Horadiz (Fuzuli) 30. Hadrut settlement (Khojavend) 4. Yukhari Abdurrahmanli village 31. Yukhari Guzlek village (Fuzuli) (Fuzuli) 32. Chayli village (Terter) 5. Boyuk Marjanli village (Jabrayil) 33. Gorazilli village (Fuzuli) 6. Nuzgar village village (Jabrayil) 34. Gishlag village (Jabrayil) 7. Murovdagi peak 35. Garajalli village (Jabrayil) 03.10.2020 36. Efendiler village (Jabrayil) 8. Sugovushan village (Agdere) 37. Suleymanli village (Jabrayil) 9. Talish village (Terter) 38. Sur village (Khojavend) 10. Mehdili village (Jabrayil) 14.10.2020 11. Chaxirli village (Jabrayil) 39. Garadaghli village (Fuzuli) 12. Ashagi Maralyan village (Jabrayil) 40. Khatunbulag village (Fuzuli) 13. Sheybey village (Jabrayil) 41. Garakollu village (Fuzuli) 14. Guyjag village (Jabrayil) 42. Bulutan village (Khojavend) 15. Ashagi Abdurrahmanli village 43. Melikjanli village (Khojavend) (Fuzuli) 44. Kemertuk village (Khojavend) 04.10.2020 45. Teke village (Khojavend) 16. Jabrayil city 46. Tagaser village (Khojavend) 17. Dashkasan village (Jabrayil) 15.10.2020 18. Dejal village (Jabrayil) 47. Arish village (Fuzuli) 19. Karkhulu village (Jabrayil) 48. Doshulu village (Jabrayil) 20. Shukurbeyli village (Jabrayil) 49. Edishe village (Khojavend) 21. Cherekan village (Jabrayil) 50. Dudukchi village (Khojavend) 22. Harovlu village (Jabrayil) 51. Edilli village (Khojavend) 23. Mahmudlu village (Jabrayil) 52. Chiraguz village (Khojavend) 24. Jafarabad village (Jabrayil) 16.10.2020 25. Yuxari Maralyan village (Jabrayil) 53. Khirmanjig village (Khojavend) 05.10.2020 54. Agbulag village (Khojavend) 26. Shikhali Agali village (Jabrayil) 55. Akhullu village (Khojavend) 27. Sarijali village (Jabrayil) 2 17.10.2020 90. Yarahmadli village (Jabrayil) 56. Fuzuli city 91. Aghjakand village (Khojavand) 57. Gochehmedli village (Fuzuli) 92. Mulkudara village (Khojavand) 58. Chiman village (Fuzuli) 93. Dashbashi village (Khojavand) 59. Juvarli village (Fuzuli) 94. Gunashli (previosly Norashen) 60. Pirehmedli village (Fuzuli) village (Khojavand) 61. Musabeyli village (Fuzuli) 95. Chinarli village (Khojavand) 62. Ishigli village (Fuzuli) 96. Havali village (Zangilan) 63. Dedeli village (Fuzuli) 97. Zarnali village (Zangilan) 19.10.2020 98. Mammadbayli village (Zangilan) 64. Soltanli village (Jabrayil) 99. Hakari village (Zangilan) 65. Emirvarli village (Jabrayil) 100. Sharifan village (Zangilan) 66. Mashanli village (Jabrayil) 101. Mughanli village (Zangilan) 67. Hasanli village (Jabrayil) 21.10.2020 68. Alikeykhanli village (Jabrayil) 102. Baland village (Jabrayil) 69. Gumlag village (Jabrayil) 103. Papi village (Jabrayil) 70. Hajili village (Jabrayil) 104. Tulus village (Jabrayil) 71. Goyerchinveysalli village (Jabrayil) 105. Hajili village (Jabrayil) 72. Niyazgullar village (Jabrayil) 106. Tinli village (Jabrayil) 73. Kechel Memmedli village (Jabrayil) 107. Gejegozlu village (Fuzuli) 74. Shahvelli village (Jabrayil) 108. Ashagi Seyidahmadli village 75. Haji Ismayilli village (Jabrayil) (Fuzuli) 76. Isagli village (Jabrayil) 20.10.2020 109. Zerger village (Fuzuli) 77. Zangilan city 110. Turabad village (Zengilan) 78. Dordchinar village (Fuzuli) 111. Ichari Muslan village (Zengilan) 79. Kurdlar village(Fuzuli) 112. Melikli village (Zengilan) 80. Yukhari Abdurrahmanli 113. Jahangirbeyli village (Zengilan) village(Fuzuli) 114. Baharli village (Zengilan) 81. Garghabazar village(Fuzuli) 115. Minjivan settlement (Zengilan) 82. Ashaghi Veysalli village(Fuzuli) 116. Khurama village (Zengilan) 83. Yukhari Aybasanli village(Fuzuli) 117. Khumarli village (Zengilan) 84. Sarafsha village (Jabrayil) 118. Saril village (Zengilan) 85. Hasangaydi village (Jabrayil) 119. Babayli village (Zengilan) 86. Fughanli village (Jabrayil) 120. Uchunju agali village (Zengilan) 87. Imambaghi village (Jabrayil) 121. Hajalli village (Zengilan) 88. Dash Veysalli village (Jabrayil) 122. Girakh Muslan village (Zengilan) 89. Aghtapa village (Jabrayil) 123. Udgun village (Zengilan) 3 22.10.2020 25.10.2020 124. Kollugishlag village (Zangilan) 158. Gubadli city 125. Malatkeshin village (Zangilan) 159. Bиrиnjи Alиbeylи vиllage (Zengиlan) 126. Kand Zangilan (Zangilan) 160. Ыkиnjи Alиbeylи vиllage (Zengиlan) 127. Genlik village (Zangilan) 161. Rebend vиllage (Zengиlan) 128. Valigulubayli village (Zangilan) 162. Yenиkend vиllage (Zengиlan) 129. Garadara village (Zangilan) 163. Govshudlu vиllage (Jabrayиl) 130. Chopadara village (Zangilan) 164. Sofulu vиllage (Jabrayиl) 131. Tatar village (Zangilan) 165. Dag Mashanlи vиllage (Jabrayиl) 132. Tiri village (Zangilan) 166. Kurdler vиllage (Jabrayиl) 133. Amirkhanli village (Zangilan) 167. Hovuslu vиllage (Jabrayиl) 134. Gargulu village (Zangilan) 168. Chelebиler vиllage (Jabrayиl) 135. Bartaz village (Zangilan) 169. Padar vиllage (Gubadlи) 136. Dallakli village (Zangilan) 170. Efendиler vиllage (Gubadlи) 137. Aghband settlement (Zangilan) 171. Yusиfbeylи vиllage (Gubadlи) 138. Mollavali village (Fuzuli) 172. Chaytumas vиllage (Gubadlи) 139. Yukhari Rafadinli village (Fuzuli) 173. Khanlиg vиllage (Gubadlи) 140. Ashaghi Rafadinli village (Fuzuli) 174. Sarиyatag vиllage (Gubadlи) 141. Sirik village (Jabrayil) 175. Mollaburhan vиllage (Gubadlи) 142. Shikhlar village (Jabrayil) 143. Mastalibayli village (Jabrayil) 28.10.2020 144. Darzili village (Jabrayil) 176. Bиrиnjи Aghalи vиllage (Zangиlan) 23.10.2020 177. Ыkиnjи Aghalи vиllage (Zangиlan) 145. Dolanlar village (Khojavand) 178. Uchunju Aghalи vиllage (Zangиlan) 146. Bunyadli village (Khojavand) 179. Zernelи vиllage (Zangиlan) 147. Dagh Tumas village (Jabrayil) 180. Mandиlи vиllage (Fuzulи) 148. Nusus village (Jabrayil) 181. Gazanzemи vиllage (Jabrayиl) 149. Khalafli village (Jabrayil) 182. Khanabulag vиllage (Jabrayиl) 150. Minbashili village (Jabrayil) 183. Jullu vиllage (Jabrayиl) 151. Veysalli village (Jabrayil) 184. Gushchular vиllage (Jabrayиl) 152. Vanadli village (Zangilan) 185. Garaaghaj vиllage (Jabrayиl) 153. Mirzahasanli village (Zangilan) 186. Gиyaslи vиllage (Gubadlи) 154. Zilanli (Gubadli) 187. Abilja vиllage (Gubadlи) 155. Kurd Mahrizl (Gubadli ) 188. Gиlиjan vиllage (Gubadlи) 156. Mughanli (Gubadli ) 157. Alagurshag (Gubadli) 4 30.10.2020 222. Balasoltanli village (Gubadli) 189. Khudaverdili (Jabrayil) 223. Merdanli village (Gubadli) 190. Gurbantepe (Jabrayil) 224. Beshdeli village (Zangilan) 191. Shahveledli (Jabrayil) 225. Garabulag village (Khojaly) 192. Khubyarli (Jabrayil) 226. Moshmakhat village (Khojaly) 193. Aladin (Zengilan) 227.Atagut village (Khojavend) 194. Vejneli (Zengilan) 228. Tsakuri village (Khojavend) 195. Kavdadig (Gubadli) 08.11.2020 196. Memer (Gubadli) 229. Shusha city 197. Mollali (Gubadli) 09.11.2020 02.11.2020 230. Gobu Dиlagarda vиllage (Fuzulи) 198. Chaprandvиllage (Jabrayиl) 231. Yal Pиrehmedlи vиllage (Fuzulи) 199. Hajи Ыsaglи vиllage (Jabrayиl) 232. Yuxarи Yaglиvend vиllage (Fuzulи) 200. Gosha Bulag vиllage (Jabrayиl) 233. Dиlagarda vиllage (Fuzulи) 201. Dere Gиletag vиllage (Zangиlan) 234. Seyиd Mahmudlu vиllage (Fuzulи) 202. Boyuk Gиletag vиllage (Zangиlan) 235. Elesgerlи vиllage (Fuzulи) 203. Ыshиglи vиllage (Gubadlи) 236. Demиrchиler vиllage (Khojaly) 204. Muradkhanlи vиllage (Gubadlи) 237. Chanagchи vиllage (Khojaly) 205. Mиlanlи vиllage (Gubadlи) 238. Medetkend vиllage (Khojaly) 04.11.2020 239. Sиgnaq vиllage (Khojaly) 206. Mirek village (Jabrayil) 240. Susanlиg vиllage (Khojavend) 207. Kavdar village (Jabrayil) 241. Donи vиllage (Khojavend) 208. Meshediismayilli village (Zengilan) 242. Tug vиllage (Khojavend) 209. Shefibeyli village (Zengilan) 243. Akaku vиllage (Khojavend) 210. Basharat village(Gubadi) 244. Azиkh vиllage (Khojavend) 211. Garakishiler village (Gubadli) 245. Huseynalиlar vиllage (Jabrayиl) 212. Garajalli village (Gubadli) 246. Soyudlu vиllage (Jabrayиl) 07.11.2020 247. Ashagи Sиrиk vиllage (Jabrayиl) 213. Yuxari Veyselli village (Fuzuli) 248. Yukharи Mollu vиllage (Gubadlи) 214. Yuxari Seyidehmedli village (Fuzuli) 249. Ashagи Mollu vиllage (Gubadlи) 215. Gorgan village (Fuzuli) 250. Khojиk vиllage (Gubadlи) 216. Uchunju Mahmudlu village (Fuzuli) 251. Kechиklи vиllage (Zengиlan) 217. Gachar village (Fuzuli) 252. Ordeklи vиllage (Zengиlan) 218. Divanalilar village (Fuzuli) 10.11.2020 219. Yukhari Mezre village (Jabrayil) 253. Mets Taglar village (Khojavend) 220. Yanarhach village (Jabrayil) 254. Salaketin village (Khojavend) 221. Gezyan village (Gubadli) 255. Zogalbulag village (Khojavend) 5 256. Aragul village (Khojavend) 288. Niftalilar village (Jabrayil) 257. Tagavard village (Khojavend) 289. Gerer village (Jabrayil) 258. Boyuk Tagavard village 290. Chelebiler village (Jabrayil) (Khojavend) 291. Garamanli village (Gubadli) 259. Zerdanashen village (Khojavend) 292. Khendek village (Gubadli) 260. Sheher village (Khojavend) 293. Hemzeli village (Gubadli) 261. Shushakend village (Khojaly) 294. Mahrizli village (Gubadli) 262. Mukhtar village (Khojaly) 295. Hal village (Gubadli) 263. Dashalti village (Khojaly) 296. Balligaya village (Gubadli) 264. Ashagi Guzdek village (Fuzuli) 297. Ulashli village (Gubadli) 265. Govshalti village (Fuzuli) 298. Tinli village (Gubadli) 266. Mirzejamalli village (Fuzuli) 299. Khojahan village (Gubadli) 267. Shekerjik village (Fuzuli) 300. Boyuneger village (Gubadli) 268. Merdinli village (Fuzuli) 301.
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