Fighting between Armenian and Azerbaijani forces in Nagorno-Karabakh is continuing for the sixth day.
[The news as it happened: Sunday and Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday]
Update: For the Saturday’s live updates click here.
The biggest developments from last night:
- Fighting continues along the line of contact.
- The Armenian Government claims to have shot down four Azerbaijani drones in the Kotayk and Gegharkunik provinces of Armenia, including close to the capital Yerevan.
- Armenia claims a civilian has been killed as the result of Azerbaijani Armed Forces shelling the province of Gegharkunik
- Armenia confirms a total of 157 military fatalities. As of yet, Azerbaijan has not released the number of fatalities among members of its armed forces.
- Azerbaijan authorities claim that Armenian forces have shelled a number of villages in Azerbaijan this morning. They report ‘dead and injured’ among the civilian population.
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