No territorial losses in latest unprovoked Azeri attack, says Armenian military

YEREVAN, APRIL 12, ARMENPRESS. The situation on the frontline was “relatively stable” as of 08:00, April 12, the Armenian Ministry of Defense said in a statement.

The Armenian military did not lose any positions in the April 11 Azerbaijani attack, it added.

No “significant ceasefire violations” by the Azerbaijani forces were recorded overnight, the ministry said.

“No significant ceasefire violations by the adversary were recorded overnight. As of 08:00, the situation on the frontline remains relatively stable. The Armenian side doesn’t have any positional losses as a result of the April 11 Azerbaijani provocation. As of this moment there is no change in the health condition of the servicemen who were wounded in the April 11 Azerbaijani provocation (three of the six servicemen are in satisfactory condition, while the other three are in moderate, serious and critical condition),” the Ministry of Defense said in a statement.

On April 11, Armenian troops carrying out engineering works near the village of Tegh close to the border with Azerbaijan came under heavy gunfire in an unprovoked attack. Four Armenian soldiers were killed and six wounded.