As the press service of the Investigative Committee of Armenia informed investigation is underway to nd out the death circumstances. Extra information will be provided on the results of the investigation.
In the northern direction of the line of contact, Azerbaijani forces also fired D-44 cannons (65 shells) and 60mm and 82mm mortars (17 shells). Currently the situation on the frontline is relatively calm.
“Karabakh conflict remains number 1 issue of the Armenian agenda and it’s very important that you have the opportunity to obtain necessary information for using it during your diplomatic activities,” the head of the Executive said.
The press service of Artsakh President’s Office informed that the meeting addressed a number of issues related to the situation along the contact line between Artsakh and Azerbaijan armed forces.
In addition to the rearm weapons, the Azerbaijani troops also fired to mortar projectiles of 60 and 82 mm. The press service of the Defense Ministry of the Republic of Artsakh informed the front line units of the Defense Army continue to fully control the situation and condently carry out their military duty.
The regularly repeating clashes in the KarabakhAzerbaijan line of contact are unacceptable in the 21st century, Russia’s Ambassador to Armenia H.E. Ivan Volinkin told reporters.
“In Azerbaijan, ongoing economic difficulties are likely to challenge the regime and increase its tendency to repress dissent to maintain power while it continues to try to balance relations with Russia, Iran, and the West,” the statement said.
The Defense Ministry of Artsakh told the Azerbaijani forces also fired 60mm and 82mm (22 shells) mortars and anti-tank, automatic grenade launchers (12 shells) in the southern and northern sections of the line of contact.
The Defense Ministry of Artsakh told in addition to the ceasefire violations, at 13:30, May 10, Azerbaijan advanced military hardware (over 10 tanks) in the direction of Tap Qaraqoyunlu-Talish.
“In general, there are opinions that Shushi should again become the capital, but these are just opinions because at the moment there are no serious discussions or a program on moving the capital to Shushi, since the current capital of the country, Stepanakert, is able to realize all its functional responsibilities as the center, heart of the country. “
