Karabakh media: Azerbaijani troops use aviation and MLRS in the direction of Stepanakert

Azerbaijan’s operation in Nagorno-Karabakh, designated by official Baku as “anti-terrorist,” continues. On the night of September 20, the armed forces of Azerbaijan intensified the attack aviation strikes in the direction of the capital of the unrecognized republic - Stepanakert. In Azerbaijan this city is called Khankendi.

By five in the morning (Moscow time), the Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) information service published a message that air strikes and MLRS of Azerbaijan in the direction of Stepanakert had not stopped for an hour.

The Armenian press comes out with materials that talk about the death of the mayor of the city of Martuni in Nagorno-Karabakh. Aznavour Saryan was allegedly killed in a battle with Azerbaijani troops.

Meanwhile, the Azerbaijani Ministry of Defense reports tactical successes during the fighting. Among other things, it talks about the destruction of “another combat position with ammunition of the Armenian formations.”

Let us remind you that the Armenian authorities deny information that the Armenian army is on the territory of Artsakh and is participating in hostilities.

NATO has different attitudes towards the newly flared armed conflict in the South Caucasus. The President of Turkey declared full support for the actions of the Azerbaijani army and recalled that the Armenian authorities have not fulfilled their earlier obligations to open the Zangezur transport corridor. The US Congress condemns the actions of the Azerbaijani army. Democratic Congressman Adam Schiff called for the immediate introduction of economic sanctions against Azerbaijan “for military aggression.” The Italian parliament spoke out against the actions of the Azerbaijani army.

The BRICS countries call for peaceful dialogue between Baku and Yerevan. In particular, the President of Brazil proposed organizing such a dialogue through the mediation of Moscow, Washington and Brussels.

Comments

[rotmistr60]

I once wrote that Azerbaijan will definitely take advantage of Pashinyan’s stupidity and the current situation and put pressure on Armenia to achieve its goals. And so, hiding behind the CTO and perhaps not without reason, Baku again began hostilities with the moral and political support of Turkey. And once again there is a line of people wanting to try on both sides. In Yerevan, protesters once again demand Pashinyan’s resignation, and in response they receive stun grenades.

[Richard]

The Armenian press comes out with materials that talk about the death of the mayor of the city of Martuni in Nagorno-Karabakh. Aznavour Saryan was allegedly killed in a battle with Azerbaijani troops.

a photo Mayor of Martuni Aznavour Saryan

Some Armenian media write that A. Saryan died as a result of rocket and artillery shelling of the city of Martuni by the Azerbaijani armed forces, other media write that he died directly in battle defending his city, the residents of which elected him as their mayor. In any case, this young official commands respect. Pashinyan will never become like that. The entire conflict today is entirely on Pashinyan’s conscience

[Murmur 55]

Richard , didn’t the Armenian people choose this (censorship) as their president? After the previous defeat from Azerbaijan, didn’t the people of Armenia re-elect him again, did the people of Armenia demand that the authorities punish the provocateurs who acted against our peacekeepers, did the people demand that the anti-Russian policy be stopped? So everyone is good here.

[Richard]

Murmur Did I write about little Pashinyan? I wrote about A. Saryan, who died at his post. And this does not often happen among bureaucrats today. This is simply not available to many officials - they will be the first to run away, regardless of nationality. As for the rest, I agree with your comment - a well-deserved plus for you

[Azerbaijan2023]

Quote: Richard

In any case, this young official commands respect.

Do you understand what you are writing? You say that the occupier commands respect from you and Azerbaijanis read your lines. And they, in turn, understand who is friend and who is enemy. What respect can you have for those who committed genocide of the Azerbaijani people, occupied their lands and expelled the indigenous people, and these people command respect from you? Oh well

[Trapp1st]

occupied their lands and expelled the indigenous people

Initially, the Azerbaijanis got the job done.

[cyborg]

Actually, Armenians have lived on these lands for 200 years...since the 1820s, when these territories passed to the Russian Empire from Persia..

[Trapp1st]

Pashinyan will never become like that.

Sooner or later, everyone will become like this.

[Egor Adashev]

economic sanctions against Azerbaijan

Will they turn off Swift and start supplying Abrams to Armenians or is this something else?

[KVU-NSVD]

Now the main thing is to protect our people from losses and interference. It’s a pity for the Armenians of Artsakh, but it was Pashin’s people, not us, who gave up on them.

[Azerbaijan2023]

Quote: KVU-NSVD

It's a pity for the Armenians of Artsakh

Don’t you feel sorry for those Azerbaijanis who were killed and expelled by these so-called Artsakh people?

[decimalegio]

In short, my colleague Azero's thoughts are clear. I think that's the general idea. Thus, these Armenians from Nagorno-Karabakh have only two options: either they flee, or die on the spot, fighting, or with their throats cut. The idea of ​​the defeat of Nagorno-Karabakh and a peaceful life after the war seems out of the question..

[decimalegio]

I don’t understand the position of my colleagues who put a minus. Did I make a mistake in my analysis? or are there other solutions besides the ones suggested??

[frog]

And what is it that you don’t understand?)))
Colleagues dream that Karabakh will not fall to Azerbaijan, but they themselves will not do anything. Like, in fact, the Armenians And here you are, with disgusting obviousness. Well, how can you not downvote it?

[decimalegio]

Now everything is clear to me, thank you.

timid and, in the opinion of the site administration, does not contain useful information

[frog]

So, why? To voice the obvious - a little talent)))

[Trapp1st]

Don’t you feel sorry for those Azerbaijanis who were killed and expelled by these so-called Artsakh people?

Young man, we feel sorry for everyone, but there are still people here who remember how it all began, including the wildest mass violence of Azerbaijanis against Armenians, as a result of which Azerbaijan lost Karabakh. Just as they remembered the cutting off of the heads of Azerbaijani civilians during the second Karabakh war. So don't drizzle.

[Azerbaijan2023]

Quote: Trapp1st

Young man, we feel sorry for everyone, but there are still people here who remember how it all started, including the wildest mass violence of Azerbaijanis against Armenians

why don’t you talk about the fact that Azerbaijani pogroms in Armenia took place BEFORE the SUMGAIT pogroms. This is in the first place. Secondly. Did we want to re-determinate ourselves on our own land? no, it was the Armenians who expelled ours and decided to self-proclaim their independence.

So don’t drizzle...we also know the story and we also know how you know our false story about the conflict.

[yuliatreb]

Sometimes inaction gives rise to opposition, so let it be as it is.

[Maxim G]

I wonder what kind of aviation it is?
UBS M-346?

[Petio]

They have modernized Su-25. You can use laser-guided CAB. After suppression of air defense, they may well operate at high altitudes

[Azerbaijan2023]

Quote: Petio

After suppression of air defense, they may well operate at high altitudes

The Azerbaijani army did just that. First they destroyed the air defense and radars, and then came the aviation.

[Azerbaijan2023]

Quote: Maxim G

I wonder what kind of aviation it is?

These are modernized Su-25s of the Azerbaijani Air Force

[Yuras_Belarus]

Azerbaijan would not have resumed the war if it had not secured Erdogan's approval. The Turk solves several problems at once. First, he wants to force Russia to renew the grain deal. Ukrainian grain is ground in Turkish mills and flour is sold at much higher prices - Erdogan really needs money to suppress inflation. Secondly, Erdogan is flexing his muscles in front of the United States, which is conducting exercises in Armenia. Well, thirdly, he is again trying to revive the idea of ​​“Great Turan” among the countries of Transcaucasia, the Volga region and Central Asia, and at the same time leads them to the idea that Russia has “weakened” since it cannot “protect” the Armenians.

[Azerbaijan2023]

Yura, what kind of Erdogan? If you don't understand, Putin is punishing the prodigal son with our hands.

[Yuras_Belarus]

Don't tell anyone such nonsense again.