The number of Armenia’s civilians who are injured as a result of the Azerbaijani shelling has reached seven.

As of Thursday, four of these civilians continue to receive inpatient treatment in hospitals, Armenian News-NEWS.am has learned from the public relations department of the Ministry of Health of Armenia.

"One is in critical condition, two—severe, the fourth—moderate," the ministry also reported, adding that the seventh civilian was discharged from hospital after receiving outpatient treatment. Earlier, two more injured were discharged.

At 12:05am on Tuesday, the Azerbaijani armed forces started to fire intensively, from artillery and large-caliber firearms, in the direction of the Armenian combat positions along the border; they used UAVs as well. The adversary attacked both military and civilian objects, and carried out positional advancement actions in some directions. The Armenian side has 105 casualties and more than 100 wounded.

Secretary of the Security Council Armen Grigoryan had announced that thanks to the engagement by the international community, an agreement has been reached to cease fire.

And according to the Ministry of Defense of Armenia, as of 11am on Thursday, no significant incidents were recorded on the Armenian-Azerbaijani border.