No Loss, no Retreat is a Defeat, Fights Continue Near Shushi
No loss, no retreat is a defeat, not everything is lost when your conscious is fighting, Armenia’s Ministry of Defense representative Artsrun Hovhannisyan, Aysor.am reports.
“Fights continue near Shushi, stop unnecessary discussions,” he stressed.
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