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Azerbaijan reports losses among its troops after large-scale border clashes with Armenia.

New clashes break out between Armenia and Azerbaijan along the border, leaving a number of Azeri servicemen dead.

A ceasefire agreed between Azerbaijan and Armenia fell apart minutes later amid a flare-up in hostilities between the two estranged neighbors.

It comes amid deadly clashes along the shared border.

Moscow-brokered ceasefire ends worst flare-up since 2020 war, with Yerevan and Baku trading blame for escalation; US urges peaceful solution to conflict

Armenia and Azerbaijan on Tuesday reported large-scale border clashes that left Azerbaijani troops dead in the latest flare-up between the arch foes.

Azerbaijan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a statement on the large-scale provocation committed by Armenian armed forces units last night. The statement reads: "On September 12, 2022, starting at late night, the units of the armed forces of Armenia held large-scale provocations in the directions of Dashkasan, Kalbajar and Lachin of Azerbaijan-Armenia state border.

Nearly 50 Armenian soldiers killed in fierce clashes with Azerbaijan

Japanese media outlets, including JIJI Press news agency, “The Sankei News” newspaper, as well as “ajmedia.jp” news portal have published articles highlighting the large-scale provocations committed by the Armenian armed forces in the directions of Dashkasan, Kalbajar and Lachin of the Azerbaijan-Armenia

In another move to distance himself from his predecessor, Kazakh President Qasym-Zhomart Toqaev has agreed to change the name of his country's capital city back to Astana from Nur-Sultan.