Liquidate the Bandit Group Nakin’s forces took up their positions overlooking the Cherek valley on 27 November 1942, and set their operation to cleanse the villages below them of ‘bandits’ for eleven o’clock that evening. The valley held at least nine hamlets. Mukhol, home to the village administration and scene of the battle over the hospital, was further down the valley. The soldiers would have to pass through Sauty and Glashevo before they could reach it. Other hamlets overlooked the path, including the little settlement of Kurnoyat, home to eighteen families, while Khutai’s home hamlet of Kunyum sat on the other side of the river, and others – such as Upper and Lower Cheget – were further off. Nakin divided his force into two. The larger half followed the left bank of the stream towards Sauty, while a smaller group followed the right bank. While most of the troops prepared themselves, Nakin sent two soldiers – a Russian and an Azeri – to the hamlet of Kurnoyat to start carrying out his orders.
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