There is an agreement between the Azerbaijani side and the Russian peacekeepers that the ceasefire will not be violated in the direction of Karaglukh hill. Metakse Hakobyan, an MP from the opposition "Justice" Faction of the Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) National Assembly, told this to Armenian News-NEWS.am on Sunday.
"The Artsakh authorities sent a direct letter to the Russian President, and yesterday we received the first signals—in the form of a response from the [Russian]

Ministry of Defense. Until the solution is decided at a higher level, there is an agreement that the ceasefire regime will not be violated. During that time a political solution will be given, and we will have the opportunity to find out whether they [i.e., the Azerbaijani army units] will stay there or go back [to their initial positions]. We assume from yesterday's announcement that we will have a positive result," Hakobyan said.

According to the Artsakh lawmaker, a respective dialogue will take place, and the parties to that dialogue are Azerbaijan and Russia, which proves that Armenia has come out of being a party to that trilateral agreement.

"It turns out that these two sides shall agree with each other, and it can be assumed that the Russian side is dealing also with the issue of [restoring natural] gas supply [to Artsakh]. And if the gas supply is restored, the Azerbaijani side must convince its people that it is not Russian gas, but Azerbaijani," she said.

The Azerbaijani side on Thursday occupied the village of Parukh in Artsakh, attacked the Armenian military positions with combat drones, as a result of which three Armenian servicemen were killed and 14 others were wounded.