Armenians burned their homes in the village of Charektar, in the Kalbajar region, on Saturday ahead of a handover of territory to Azerbaijan under a Russia-brokered peace deal.
Azerbaijan starts assessing damage on Tartar district inflicted by Armenia [VIDEO]
Assessment of damage inflicted as a result of Azerbaijani Tartar district’s artillery shelling by Armenian Armed Forces is underway, Trend reports on Nov.14.
Villagers burn houses ahead of Azerbaijan takeover
Karabakh set their houses on fire on Saturday before fleeing to Armenia ahead of a weekend deadline that will see parts of the territory handed over to Azerbaijan as part of a peace agreement.
Azerbaijan, Armenia exchange bodies of soldiers
Azerbaijan and Armenia on Saturday exchanged the bodies of soldiers, who died in the clashes around the city of Susha in Upper Karabakh region, the Azerbaijan’s Defense Ministry said. In a statement, …
Perspectives | How Iran views the Nagorno-Karabakh truce
First, Khamenei stressed the need for Armenia to return the districts surrounding Nagorno-Karabakh to Azerbaijan and for Azerbaijani IDPs expelled during the first Karabakh war in the 1990s to be …
Thousands rally in Armenia against disputed peace deal
Thousands of furious protesters rallied in the Armenian capital for a fourth day running on Friday demanding Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan resign over a controversial peace agreement with Azerbaijan.
Armenia says airspace still open to civil aircraft
Armenia’s airspace remains open to civil aircraft, the Civil Aviation Committee head said on Thursday, denying a report by Russia’s Interfax news agency that Armenia had declared a no-fly zone over …
Rally against the country’s agreement to end fighting with Azerbaijan
Armenian police officers detain a protestor during a rally against the country’s agreement to end fighting with Azerbaijan over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region in Yerevan Armenia.
Activist group claims O.C. company supplied part in drones used by Azerbaijan to target Armenian civilians
The Orange County chapter of a prominent Armenian activist group claims a Fullerton company produced antennas used in drones that are killing Armenian civilians.
Russia’s Peace Imposed on Armenia-Azerbaijan Bloodshed
Russian agreement may succeed in finally ending the war, but it does not resolve issues at the core of the conflict.