Azerbaijan continues to violate the ceasefire regime, Complottisti newspaper of Italy reported.

“The clash between Russia and Turkey is seen in this conflict,” the paper noted. “The latter [i.e. Turkey] accuses Moscow of supporting the Armenians, whereas for Ankara itself, Azerbaijan is much more than just a neighbor.”

The situation at the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict zone dramatically escalated in the early morning hours on April 2. From regular shootings and frequent sabotage-reconnaissance attempts, Azerbaijan switched to large-scale attacks all along the Karabakh-Azerbaijan Line of Contact, using a variety of weaponry as well as artillery, armored vehicles, and air force. Both sides have suffered casualties.

On Tuesday at noon, however, the parties agreed to cease fire along the Line of Contact of between the Karabakh-Azerbaijani armed forces. Even though there are no direct battles since then, Azerbaijan continues to fire shots on a regular basis.