Nagorno-Karabakh reports 27 ceasefire violations

Azerbaijan’s armed forces violated the ceasefire along the Nagorno-Karabakh Line of Contact 27 times overnight, releasing fire from sniper guns, and weapons of different calibers.

The adversary targeted the Armenian defense positions 1,400 times, Nagorno-Karabakh’s Ministry of Defense says in a press release.

Also, at 10:45pm Yerevan time on Thursday, Armenian defense guards maintaining a military vigil at frontline defense posts observed attempts by the adversary to move forward in the eastern direction (Akna).

The frontline military troops of the defense army took prompt measures to suppress further military operations.

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