A total of 3178 tests have been performed in the past day, the National Center For Disease Control and Prevention said.

The Army General Staff said earlier that the Armenian Armed Forces maintain full control over the situation.

Canada's Foreign Minister said all actions that would undermine the ceasefire and escalate tensions must be stopped.

The Armenian army maintains control over the territory and the Azeri military there, and the supply routes, the General Stuff said.

The U.S. said it expects Azerbaijan to pull back all forces immediately and cease further provocation.

The Armenian defense chief said any encroachment on the sovereign territory of the Republic of Armenia is unacceptable.

According to the expert, the situation on the border between Armenia and Azerbaijan looks worrying.

Aivazian told Zas that letters have been sent on behalf of the Acting Armenian PM to the CSTO chief and member states.

Nikol Pashinyan also addressed letters to all CSTO-member States to provide detailed information about the situation.

A Kremlin spokesperson said Purin shares the Armenian side's extreme concern about the situation on the border.

The parties exchanged views over the phone and discussed possible solutions to the problem.

The Acting Deputy PM of Armenia said negotiations are ongoing but no final results have been achieved so far.

According to Gor Abrahamyan, the Azeri troops are now favorably positioned atop one of the hills on the Armenian soil.

Georgia will also join the production of M4 rifles and work with Polish and South African companies to produce drones.

Two sources close to Israel's arch-enemy Hezbollah said the Lebanese Shiite group had no link to the incident.

The Foreign Ministers also exchanged views on issues of maintaining regional security and stability.