The Ministry of Defense of Artsakh said that an additional 40 of its troops have been killed amid the ongoing Azeri attacks.
Azerbaijani forces used the “relative calm” on October 6, that occurred following the OSCE Minsk Group Co-Chairing countries’ foreign ministerial statement, in order to regroup and launch a new attack from the northern and southern directions of the frontline, the Artsakh Defense Ministry said.
Azerbaijani forces are amassing in large number of groups directly along the length of the Artsakh-Iranian border from the Artsakhi side (along the Araks (Araxes) River) and are factually taking shelter with the border in an attempt to advance, Armenian Defense Ministry spokesperson Artsrun Hovhannisyan said.
During the night the Azerbaijanis attempted to advance and consolidate positions in the South-Eastern section (east of Jebrayil) of the conflict zone but the Azerbaijani units were halted by accurate artillery fire by Armenian Forces.
It was the magic of the duduk, possibly the most soulful instrument in the world, that introduced me to Armenia. When the duduk maestro Djivan Gasparyan had his 70th birthday an Armenian astronomer friend, Garik Israelian, invited me to see his country and join the celebrations.
Artsakh has vowed a “proportionate response” to the Azerbaijani bombardment of Stepanakert City, the capital of Artsakh where the civilian population again came under multiple rocket-artillery strikes from Azerbaijan on October 6.
Artsakh says its countermeasures against the ongoing Azeri attack are inflicting “significant losses of manpower and military hardware.”
The Azerbaijani forces are again striking Artsakh’s capital Stepanakert City with missiles, the Armenian Defense Ministry spokesperson Shushan Stepanyan said.
The Azerbaijani forces have launched a new massive attack on Artsakh, the Armenian Defense Ministry spokesperson Shushan Stepanyan said.
Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan visited the Republic of Artsakh on October 5.
