There have been over 20 ceasefire accusations by Azerbaijan since the announcement that the terms of a peace deal had been agreed upon in March.
Armenia’s Defence Ministry admitted that there were shootings on the border, though they claimed that they did not target Armenia.
The removal of third-party forces from the shared border is one of the provisions of the agreed text of the peace treaty.
Armenia expressed willingness to investigate any evidence provided by Azerbaijan to support accusations of recent Armenian ceasefire violations.
Mirzoyan said that the Azerbaijani preconditions for signing the peace treaty had been ‘raised before’, but Armenia ‘never accepted their legitimacy’.
The prerequisites would make the signing of the deal impossible until at least 2026.
Caliber claimed, citing ‘trusted sources’, that the ‘region is on the brink of another war, likely provoked by Armenia’.
