Military security

As The Wall Street Journal previously reported, hundreds of fighters linked to Turkey have joined the fighting, and hundreds more are preparing to be sent.

“We believe that it would be completely correct if there were our military observers, but the parties should have the last word,” Sergey Lavrov said.

“The Armenian Armed Forces reserve the right to strike at any military facility in Azerbaijan,” the Defense Ministry’s statement says.

“Since Russia is on the side of Armenia, and we, Turkey, support Azerbaijan, let’s four of us meet to discuss the solution of these problems,” Ibrahim Kalin said.

According to preliminary data, there are no casualties.

This was reported by the agency on October 13.

According to the Azerbaijani side, a missile strike on the second largest city of the country was launched on October 11.

Earlier, Yerevan and Baku accused each other of shelling, despite the ceasefire.

“We see that while this agreement is not fully observed and the hostilities continue,” Sergey Lavrov said.

The advanced military units suffered great losses in manpower and equipment.

However, according to the Armenian side, the situation in the conflict area has remained unchanged.

“There are at least two F-16s at Ganja International Airport in Azerbaijan, our analysis of an Oct. 3 Planet Labs satellite image shows,” Christiaan Triebert wrote.

“In these minutes, according to my information, the real foundation for the final victory of the Karabakh army is being laid,” Nikol Pashinyan said.

Moscow’s obligations under the Collective Security Treaty do not apply this territory, Dmitry Peskov said.

There is no threat to nearby settlements.