Armenia–Azerbaijan Conflict
Armenia accuses Azerbaijani fire of causing damage in border village
Accusations by both sides have become commonplace since the announcement that both sides agreed to the terms of a peace treaty.
Fighting between Armenian and Azerbaijani forces in Nagorno-Karabakh is continuing for the twelfth day.
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