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On the night of September 13, the situation on the border between Azerbaijan and Armenia deteriorated again. According to the Armenian Ministry of Defense, Azerbaijan began shelling in the direction of the border cities of Vardenis, Goris, Kapan and the villages of Sotk, Artanish, Ishkhanasar. Baku, in turn, accuses Yerevan of “large-scale sabotage” on the border in the Dashkesan, Kelbajar and Lachin directions. As a result, over a week of fighting, according to official data, more than 280 people were killed on both sides: 277 Armenians and 77 Azerbaijanis.

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