Armenian military provocation leaves 26 Azerbaijani civilians injured

The aggressor Armenia’s military and political leadership continues to grossly violate their obligations under the Geneva Conventions, firing intensively at civilians, densely populated areas, and civilian and economic infrastructure. Their targets are usually district and village centres and civil facilities, such as hospitals, medical centres, schools, and kindergartens.

26 civilians have been hospitalized with various degree of injuries so far.

The prosecutor’s office...

Armenian armed forces intensively fire at Azerbaijan’s Tartar

Armenia’s military and political leadership, in a gross violation of its obligations under the Geneva Convention, continue to shell civilians, civilian facilities, houses and economic infrastructure. The enemy's armed forces keep intensively firing at densely populated areas - regional and rural centers, civil infrastructure objects - hospitals, medical centers, school buildings, and kindergartens.

On September 28, 2020, at about 11:00 am, Aliyev...

Azerbaijan’s Tatar subjected to intensive shelling by Armenia

Armenia’s military and political leadership, in a gross violation of its obligations under the Geneva Convention, continue to shell civilians, civilian facilities, houses and economic infrastructure. The enemy's armed forces keep intensively firing at densely populated areas - regional and rural centers, civil infrastructure objects - hospitals, medical centers, school buildings, and kindergartens.

As a result of heavy artillery fire opened by...

Having suffered a heavy blow inflicted by the Azerbaijani Army, Armenian armed forces keep targeting Azerbaijan’s residential settlements

The Interior Ministry’s press service said that one of the shells fired by Armenian troops fell in the yard of the administrative building of the Tartar District Police Department.

“The strike was so strong that the shrapnel of the projectile spread inside the building. Fortunately, there were no casualties, but the building was severely...