Residents of Stepanakert, the capital of Karabakh, spend most of the day in basements, hiding from the attacks of the Azerbaijani military. Photo report
In Yerevan, a man was detained after accusing the leadership of Armenia of a conspiracy with Azerbaijan and persuading the military to yield on the Karabakh front
What will happen next in Karabakh, where battles have been going on for the 12th day already? How to solve the problem? Armenian PM Pashinyan and Azerbaijani President Aliyev answer the questions of Euronews
Ilham Aliyev talked about the reasons behind the escalation in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict and the conditions of a ceasefire in an interview with Al Jazeera
On September 27, large-scale hostilities with the use of heavy artillery began along the entire line of contact with the Azerbaijani Armed Forces. People have spent most of the day in bomb shelters.
The streets of Stepanakert are empty - martial law has been declared. Men in barracks and on the front lines, women and children in shelters. The only difference from the war of 1991-94 – now there is internet in hiding places
In Baku, flags are on office buildings, on balconies, on poles. This way the capital expresses solidarity with the Azerbaijani army during the military operations in Karabakh
In connection with the beginning of large-scale hostilities along the entire line of contact in Karabakh and the Armenian-Azerbaijani border, the decisions of the governments have already been published and the conditions and restrictions of martial law have been outlined
Ilham Aliyev accused the Armenian Prime Minister of disrupting the negotiations, Nikol Pashinyan responded to the president of Azerbaijan by urging him to "return to a constructive place"