The situation on the frontline is relatively stable as of 19.35, the Armenian Defense Ministry reports.

As of 19:55., the situation on the front line continues to remain relatively stable.

Footage confirming the use of Azerbaijan's military forces' mortars during today's aggression.

As a result of the Azerbaijani provocation, there have been 4 deaths and 6 injuries on the Armenian side.

As of 20:30, the situation on the front line appears to be relatively stable. However, if there are any developments, the Ministry of Defense will release a statement.

A video published by the MoD of Armenia shows Azerbaijani Armed Forces servicemen approaching the RA Armed Forces servicemen who were performing engineering work, with the intent to provoke them. Subsequently, they started firing at the RA Armed Forces servicemen.

Two violations of the ceasefire regime were recorded in the Martuni region of Artsakh.

There were no casualties.

According to the Armenian Military Portal, the Azerbaijani side has 8 dead and 10 wounded.

As of 21:30, the situation on the front line is relatively stable.

The press secretary of the Ministry of Defense has confirmed that Armenian Defense Minister Suren Papikyan is cutting short his working visit and heading back to Armenia.

As of 22:15, the situation on the front line is relatively stable.

On April 11, there was an Azerbaijani attack near the Armenian village of Tegh in Syunik that resulted in four Armenian servicemen being killed and six wounded. The Armenian side responded with retaliatory and defensive measures.

Azerbaijan used mortars in the attack, and both sides suffered casualties. The situation on the front line is relatively stable as of 11 pm. The GeoProMining Gold company reported that the Sotk gold mine had temporarily stopped working, and the staff had been evacuated due to the skirmish.

Read the full report - https://www.301.am/4-armenians-killed-6-wounded/

The video shows how the vehicle with a group of Azerbaijani servicemen, with the aim of a provocation, is approaching the servicemen of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Armenia, who were carrying out engineering works, and soon opened fire in their direction.

As of April 11, three out of six servicemen who were injured due to the Azerbaijani provocation are reported to be in a satisfactory condition, while the remaining three are in moderate, severe, and extremely severe conditions, respectively.

At 00:50, the situation on the front line appears to be relatively stable.

The following are the names of the Armenian servicemen killed during the Azerbaijani attack on April 11 published by the Armenian Ministry of Defense:

 Arthur Sahakyan (born in 1999)
 Mkrtich Harutyunyan (born in 1989)
 Henrik Kocharyan (born in 1997)
 Narek Sargsyan (born in 1994)

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BREAKING: Armenian Parliament deprives "Hayastan" Faction MP Mher Sahakyan of parliamentary immunity.

The National Assembly has agreed to the petition of the Prosecutor General to initiate a public criminal prosecution against "Hayastan" Faction MP Mher Sahakyan.

Out of 107 deputies, 65 participated in the voting. Notably, yesterday Mher Sahakyan announced in the National Assembly that he would also vote in favor of the petition.

On April 10, 1992, the Maragha Massacre claimed the lives of approximately 100 Armenian villagers, including children and the elderly. Let us remember and honor the victims of this heinous crime against humanity, and continue to demand justice and accountability for those responsible. #MaraghaMassacre #NeverForget

Anahit Manasyan, the candidate of the ruling "Civil Contract" party, has been elected as the Human Rights Defender of Armenia. In yesterday's closed-secret voting in the National Assembly, 69 deputies participated, with all 69 deputies voting in favor of Manasyan and 0 deputies voting against.

The voting was held yesterday, however, due to the border tension, the extraordinary session planned for the evening was not held, and the results were presented only today.

Thus, Anahit Manasyan becomes the sixth Human Rights Defender of Armenia.

Edgar Ghazaryan, the candidate of the opposition for Human Rights Defender, has announced that he will appeal the decision to elect Anahit Manasyan as the Human Rights Defender in court.

The previous Human Rights Defender, Kristine Grigoryan, resigned in January 2023, so Armenia has been without a Human Rights Defender for almost 3 months.

As part of the efforts to normalize relations between Armenia and Azerbaijan, direct contacts between Yerevan and Baku have been halted, as stated by Jeyhun Bayramov, the Azerbaijani Foreign Minister during a press conference in Baku.

He made this statement following his meeting with Boyar Osmani, the acting Chairperson of the OSCE.

Following Azerbaijan’s attack on Armenia’s Tegh village in Syunik, members of the "Armenia" Alliance traveled to the village overnight.

The following MPs were among them: Aspram Krpeyan, Kristine Vardanyan, Garnik Danielyan, Anna Grigoryan, Agnessa Khamoyan, Arthur Sargsyan and Mher Sahakyan. The MPs met with residents in the area to recieve eyewitness accounts and discuss challenges in the area and offer assistance.

Armenian President Vahagn Khachaturyan, upon the recommendation of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, signed a decree on Wednesday dismissing Arman Maralchyan from the position of commander of the border troops of the National Security Service.