Both opposing countries announced dead and wounded, but neither of them specified their number.
On Tuesday, April 11, units of the Armed Forces of Armenia opened fire on the position of the Azerbaijani army in the direction of Lachin. As a result of the incident, Azerbaijani soldiers were also killed and wounded. This was reported by the Ministry of Defense of Azerbaijan.
“On April 11, units of the Armed Forces of Armenia from positions in the direction of the Dyg settlement, Goris region, came under heavy fire from small arms on the positions of the Azerbaijani army in the direction of Lachin . As a result of the provocation on the other side, the soldiers of the Azerbaijani army were killed and wounded,” the statement said.
The department did not name the exact number of dead and injured.
“Currently, Azerbaijani army units are taking adequate response measures,” the ministry added.
At the same time, the Armenian Defense Ministry issued a similar accusation against the Azerbaijani military. In particular, they said that the counterpart opened fire on Armenian soldiers who were carrying out engineering work in the area of the Tekh community in the Syunik region.
The Armenian Ministry also reported on the wounded and dead.
“On April 11, around 16:00 (15:00 Kyiv time – ed.), units of the Azerbaijani Armed Forces opened fire on Armenian soldiers who were carrying out engineering work in the area of the Tekh community. According to preliminary data, there dead and wounded on the Armenian side,” the statement said. agency message.
The Armenian ministry also did not announce the exact number of dead and wounded.
The department added that Armenian units took retaliatory actions.
Recall that Yerevan filed a case at the International Court of Justice in The Hague so that Baku could open the Lachin corridor – the only road connecting Armenia with Nagorno-Karabakh.
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