Armenia
Demonstrations in Yerevan calling for the release of Armenians held in Azerbaijan
Demonstrations have been held in Armenia calling for the release of Armenian prisoners in Azerbaijan.
A new ceasefire agreement reached by Armenia and Azerbaijan is due to come into force at 00:00 on 18 October following 21 days of fighting.
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