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Azeri gunfire in Syunik left village residents in panic and terror - Vimarsana News

Azeri gunfire in Syunik left village residents in panic and terror

YEREVAN, FEBRUARY 13, ARMENPRESS. Locals in the Armenian village of Nerkin Hand in Syunik were terrorized by the Azeri shooting Tuesday morning, the Human Rights Defender’s Office said in a statement.

4 Armenian soldiers dead, 1 wounded in Azeri shooting - Vimarsana News

4 Armenian soldiers dead, 1 wounded in Azeri shooting

YEREVAN, FEBRUARY 13, ARMENPRESS. 4 Armenian soldiers were killed and another was wounded in the February 13 Azerbaijani gunfire attack at an Armenian position in Syunik province.

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Armenia says 4 killed in border flare-up with Azerbaijan - Vimarsana News

Armenia says 4 killed in border flare-up with Azerbaijan

  YEREVAN, Feb 14, 2024 (BSS/AFP) - Arch-foes Armenia and Azerbaijan accused each other Tuesday of opening fire on their volatile border,

Armenian soldiers killed by Azeri fire in biggest skirmish since exodus - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Armenian soldiers killed by Azeri fire in biggest skirmish since exodus - Newspaper

TBILISI: Armenia said on Tuesday that four of its soldiers were killed by Azerbaijani fire along the heavily...

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Armenian Soldiers Killed by Azerbaijani Fire in Biggest Skirmish since Exodus - Vimarsana News

Armenian Soldiers Killed by Azerbaijani Fire in Biggest Skirmish since Exodus

Armenia said on Tuesday that four of its soldiers were killed by Azerbaijani fire along the two countries' heavily militarized border, the first fatal incident since they began negotiating a deal to end more than 30 years of intermittent war last year. Fatal exchanges have been common along the closed, roughly 1,000 km (620 mile) frontier since 1988 when Christian Armenia and mostly Muslim Azerbaijan first went to war over the breakaway region of Nagorno-Karabakh, but the situation had calmed amid peace talks in recent months, Reuters said.

Source: aawsat.com