Artsakh refutes Azerbaijani claims of ceasefire violation

Artsakh refutes Azerbaijani claims of ceasefire violation

PanARMENIAN.Net - Artsakh (Nagorno Karabakh) Defense Ministry refuted Friday, June 21 Azerbaijani media publications alleging that the Armenian side violated the ceasefire on the night of June 20-21 using grenade launchers.

Describing the claims as disinformation, the Ministry said the Artsakh Defense Army has not fired a single shot in the past several days.

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