The Armenian side is still unable to have the tractor damaged by the adversary's shooting in Nakhichevanik yesterday returned. Mayor Samvel Petrosyan of Nakhichevanik village of Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) told this to Armenian News-NEWS.am Thursday.

"That tractor is the only agricultural machinery still left in the field. Tomorrow, most likely, we will take [it] out through Russian peacekeepers," Petrosyan added.

He said the farmers were working at the time of the shooting, and therefore they had to leave the field quickly—and without equipment.

"In the morning they went [back] to take out the equipment, and saw that it is in that condition. They could not take [it] out because it is very close to the adversary's position; it is dangerous. In general, now our agricultural work has stopped," said Samvel Petrosyan.

According to him, the situation in Nakhichevanik is calm at the moment, there is no panic among the residents, and no one has been injured as a result of the shooting.

The Artsakh Prosecutor's Office had reported Wednesday that the Azerbaijani side had violated the ceasefire and opened fire on the villages of Khramort and Nakhichevanik in the Askeran region of Artsakh, and on the Khnushinak and Karmir Shuka villages in the Martuni region.

 As a result of the shooting, a tractor that was parked in the field by a land user after carrying out agricultural work in Nakhichevanik was damaged.

Separately, the Artsakh Police informed that at 10:35am Thursday, the Askeran regional department of the Artsakh Police reported that Khramort village resident Suren Baghdasaryan (born in 1971) was wounded in the back while doing agricultural work in the yard of their house—and as a result of a shot fired from a grenade launcher by the Azerbaijani side. He was taken to Stepanakert Republican Hospital. He is in satisfactory condition.