Azerbaijan MoD reports on the shelling of its positions in the Kelbajar region tonight.
Baku announced the use of large-caliber weapons and grenade launchers by the neighboring side. Return fire was opened.
#Azerbaijan #Armenia
Baku announced the use of large-caliber weapons and grenade launchers by the neighboring side. Return fire was opened.
#Azerbaijan #Armenia
#Armenia The Armenian Defense Ministry plans to create a unified military academy.
The educational institution is planned to be formed by merging the Military University. Vazgen Sargsyan and the Military Aviation University named after. Armenak Khanferyants.
The educational institution is planned to be formed by merging the Military University. Vazgen Sargsyan and the Military Aviation University named after. Armenak Khanferyants.
#Azerbaijan Defense Minister, after analyzing the situation on the border with #Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh, ordered that the military be ready for "the immediate and decisive repression of any possible provocation of the enemy."
The Armenian army reported the death of a recruit due to a gunshot, according to preliminary data, it would come from #Azerbaijan territory on the eastern border of #Armenia.
According to the Azerbaijani press, his MoD has denied that his army caused the death of the Armenian soldier, calling it a "lie".
According to the Azerbaijani press, his MoD has denied that his army caused the death of the Armenian soldier, calling it a "lie".
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Images from a Bayraktar TB2 attack UAV of the Azerbaijani Armed Forces during the current escalation with Armenia.
#Armenia #Azerbaijan
#Armenia #Azerbaijan
CSTO Monitoring Mission's forward group arrives in #Armenia
◽️ According to the decision of CSTO Collective Security Council's extraordinary meeting, the Monitoring Mission's forward group commanded by the Chief of the CSTO Joint Staff Colonel General Anatoly Sidorov has arrived in Armenia.
◽️ The Armenian Defence Minister S.Papikyan and Colonel General A.Sidorov hosted a working meeting to discuss the situation in certain areas on the border between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
◽️ The mission is charged with formulating proposals for de-escalation of tension.
◽️ The parties have scheduled measures for examining and monitoring the current situation in certain border areas, as well as at hosting working meetings with the leadership of the Ministry of Defence and the General Staff of the Armenian Armed Forces, the Embassy of Russia in Armenia, the Border Directorate of the Federal Security Service of Russia in Armenia and the command of the 102nd Russian Military Base.
◽️ According to the decision of CSTO Collective Security Council's extraordinary meeting, the Monitoring Mission's forward group commanded by the Chief of the CSTO Joint Staff Colonel General Anatoly Sidorov has arrived in Armenia.
◽️ The Armenian Defence Minister S.Papikyan and Colonel General A.Sidorov hosted a working meeting to discuss the situation in certain areas on the border between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
◽️ The mission is charged with formulating proposals for de-escalation of tension.
◽️ The parties have scheduled measures for examining and monitoring the current situation in certain border areas, as well as at hosting working meetings with the leadership of the Ministry of Defence and the General Staff of the Armenian Armed Forces, the Embassy of Russia in Armenia, the Border Directorate of the Federal Security Service of Russia in Armenia and the command of the 102nd Russian Military Base.
Nancy Pelosi, speaker of the US House of Representatives, landed in #Armenia on Saturday after several days of clashes between the Armenian and Azerbaijani militaries.
Pelosi’s office said that the trip would promote an end to a border dispute that has erupted into conflict twice in the last two years.
Pelosi arrived in Yerevan on Saturday afternoon and headed straight for talks with Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan. She was accompanied by Democrat Reps. Frank Pallone, Anna Eshoo, and Jackie Speier, the latter two of whom are of Armenian descent.
According to a press release from her office, Pelosi will meet with government leaders, security officials, and civil society members in Yerevan, and will “convey the strong and ongoing support of the United States” for a settlement to the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.
Pelosi’s office said that the trip would promote an end to a border dispute that has erupted into conflict twice in the last two years.
Pelosi arrived in Yerevan on Saturday afternoon and headed straight for talks with Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan. She was accompanied by Democrat Reps. Frank Pallone, Anna Eshoo, and Jackie Speier, the latter two of whom are of Armenian descent.
According to a press release from her office, Pelosi will meet with government leaders, security officials, and civil society members in Yerevan, and will “convey the strong and ongoing support of the United States” for a settlement to the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.
(Video ) Azerbaijani army allegedly executed Armenian prisoners.
The Armenian Ministry of Defense issued an appeal:
“At the moment, we cannot give any specific information about the place and time, now the relevant structures are studying the video.
As for the authenticity, we believe that there is no doubt.
#Armenia #Azerbaijan👇
The Armenian Ministry of Defense issued an appeal:
“At the moment, we cannot give any specific information about the place and time, now the relevant structures are studying the video.
As for the authenticity, we believe that there is no doubt.
#Armenia #Azerbaijan👇
#Armenia and #Azerbaijan agree to EU mission on border
The EU will launch a two-month civilian mission to define the border between Armenia and Azerbaijan, in a bid to resolve a long-running dispute, according to a statement by the European Council published on Friday.
Azerbaijan’s President Ilham Aliyev and Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan met in Prague on Thursday at the invitation of French President Emanuel Macron and European Council President Charles Michel. Both leaders confirmed their commitment to recognize each other’s territorial integrity and sovereignty in accordance with the UN charter and the 1991 Alma Ata Declaration.
“There was an agreement by Armenia to facilitate a civilian EU mission alongside the border with Azerbaijan. Azerbaijan agreed to cooperate with this mission as far as it is concerned,” the council’s announcement reads.
The text explains that the civilian mission, which aims to “build confidence” and “contribute to the border commissions” will be dispatched to Armenia’s border with Azerbaijan later this month, and last for a maximum of two months.
The conflict stems from a decades-old territorial dispute over the Nagorno-Karabakh region, situated in Muslim-majority Azerbaijan but mostly populated by ethnic Christian Armenians. Yerevan has been supporting the region’s independence ever since it sought to break away from Bakus’s rule in the early 1990s.
Tensions between the two former Soviet republics erupted into an all-out war in 2020 which lasted for 44 days, ending with a Russia-brokered ceasefire. Last month, however, fighting broke out again as Armenia accused Azerbaijan of launching cross-border artillery and drone strikes. Baku insisted it was only responding to “provocations” from Yerevan.
Over 200 people were killed in the fighting before Baku “unilaterally” proposed a “humanitarian ceasefire,” stating it was not interested in escalating or destabilizing the situation any further, while Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan called on the CSTO for military assistance, claiming that Azerbaijani troops had seized parts of his country’s territory.
The CSTO refused to send its forces to the Armenia-Azerbaijan border, insisting on resolving the issue using political and diplomatic methods. The bloc’s chief of joint staff, General Anatoly Sidorov, stated that any further decisions would be based on the results of a joint mission sent by the organization to Armenia.
The EU will launch a two-month civilian mission to define the border between Armenia and Azerbaijan, in a bid to resolve a long-running dispute, according to a statement by the European Council published on Friday.
Azerbaijan’s President Ilham Aliyev and Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan met in Prague on Thursday at the invitation of French President Emanuel Macron and European Council President Charles Michel. Both leaders confirmed their commitment to recognize each other’s territorial integrity and sovereignty in accordance with the UN charter and the 1991 Alma Ata Declaration.
“There was an agreement by Armenia to facilitate a civilian EU mission alongside the border with Azerbaijan. Azerbaijan agreed to cooperate with this mission as far as it is concerned,” the council’s announcement reads.
The text explains that the civilian mission, which aims to “build confidence” and “contribute to the border commissions” will be dispatched to Armenia’s border with Azerbaijan later this month, and last for a maximum of two months.
The conflict stems from a decades-old territorial dispute over the Nagorno-Karabakh region, situated in Muslim-majority Azerbaijan but mostly populated by ethnic Christian Armenians. Yerevan has been supporting the region’s independence ever since it sought to break away from Bakus’s rule in the early 1990s.
Tensions between the two former Soviet republics erupted into an all-out war in 2020 which lasted for 44 days, ending with a Russia-brokered ceasefire. Last month, however, fighting broke out again as Armenia accused Azerbaijan of launching cross-border artillery and drone strikes. Baku insisted it was only responding to “provocations” from Yerevan.
Over 200 people were killed in the fighting before Baku “unilaterally” proposed a “humanitarian ceasefire,” stating it was not interested in escalating or destabilizing the situation any further, while Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan called on the CSTO for military assistance, claiming that Azerbaijani troops had seized parts of his country’s territory.
The CSTO refused to send its forces to the Armenia-Azerbaijan border, insisting on resolving the issue using political and diplomatic methods. The bloc’s chief of joint staff, General Anatoly Sidorov, stated that any further decisions would be based on the results of a joint mission sent by the organization to Armenia.
#Armenia and #Azerbaijan recognized each other's territorial integrity.
"This commitment will become the basis for the development of a peace treaty between the two countries, as well as for carrying out work on the delimitation of the border," the Armenian Foreign Ministry said.
"This commitment will become the basis for the development of a peace treaty between the two countries, as well as for carrying out work on the delimitation of the border," the Armenian Foreign Ministry said.
❗️Pashinyan and Aliyev arrived in Sochi for talks with Putin. It is planned that the leaders of the Russian Federation, #Armenia and #Azerbaijan will discuss agreements on Karabakh and strengthening security in the Transcaucasus. 👇
At least one Armenian soldier was injured on the border between #Armenia and Azerbaijan by a shot by an Azerbaijani soldier, said the spokesman for the Armenian MoD, Aram Torosyan.