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News, reports, media on combat in Karabakh. October 21, 2020

  • Generalization of the situation at the front in a day from the representative of the Armenian Ministry of Defense

  • Azerbaijani army took control of 22 settlements - Ilham Aliyev

  • "Yerevan is not interested in the settlement of the conflict through negotiations" - Azerbaijani president aide

  • "Karabakh issue has no diplomatic solution at this stage" - Prime Minister of Armenia

  • Armenia will impose a temporary ban on the import of goods from Turkey

  • Sergey Lavrov meets with the Foreign Ministers of Azerbaijan and Armenia

  • Initiative to recognize independence of Karabakh submitted to US Congress for first time

  • Azerbaijani Foreign Minister leaves for Moscow

  • 63 people killed, 292 injured - Azerbaijan's Prosecutor General's Office on civilian casualties

  • Night was tense, local battles have been going on since morning - Karabakh Ministry of Defense

  • Ministry of Defense of Azerbaijan: "Armenian Armed Forces shelling Terter"

  • Armenian president flies to Brussels, Armenian Foreign Minister to Moscow

  • Fighting continued with varying intensity - Azerbaijani Defense Ministry

  • Brief summary of events as of the morning of October 21

  • News, reports, photos / videos on military operations in Karabakh for October 17-20, 2020

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