Schools of Armenia’s Sotk, Kut Communities Damaged by Azerbaijan Drone Attacks
Due to the aggression unleashed by Azerbaijan, the secondary schools of Sotk and Kut communities of Armenia’s Gegharkunik Provinces were damaged by the strikes of the adversary’s drones, informed the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sports.
The windows of these educational institutions were broken from the shock wave of these strikes, and cracks appeared on the walls. Fortunately, the administrative staff and other employees of these schools were not injured.
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