Artsakh’s Defense Army publishes a video showing the use of a mortar by the Azerbaijani army
The Artsakh Defense Army published a video on its Facebook page showing the use of a mortar by the Azerbaijani army.
ARMENPRESS reports, the Ministry of Defense of Artsakh issued a message that on May 30 that the Armed Forces of Azerbaijan violated the ceasefire in the northern and eastern direction of the contact line by using small arms and mortars.
At around 11:40 am, the Azerbaijani side, according to preliminary data, fired 7 mines from a 60 mm caliber mortar towards one of the Defense positions.
The Armenian side has no losses.
The ceasefire violation was reported to the command of the Russian peacekeeping troops.
As of 13:00 on May 30, the situation on the contact line is relatively stable.
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