The Past daily of the Republic of Armenia (RA) writes as follows, in particular: Publications by various media outlets and our analytical data prove that during June 2025, a steady and deliberate intensity of firing continued in the direction of Khoznavar [village] in [Armenia’s] Syunik Province. In particular, during the third week of June, the Azerbaijani armed forces violated the ceasefire regime almost every day, opening fire from “PK” type machine guns at Armenian positions. On average, the use of 20-30 rounds of ammunition was recorded per day.

Such tactics were also maintained unchanged during the fourth week of June. The nature and frequency of the shootings clearly indicate that the Azerbaijani side consistently maintains the tactics of tension, seeking to exert psychological pressure on both the soldiers serving on the front line and the border population. The sound of gunfire plays the role of systematic interference, creating an atmosphere of fear and uncertainty.

By the way, local and international media write about active blasting and land leveling work on the Shvanidzor-Nrnadzor-RA border section of [Armenia’s southernmost] Meghri [city]. There is talk of the construction of a so-called corridor.

Experts claim that the recent arrests have no purely domestic political context: a task has been put before the expected processes to completely crush the pockets of resistance.