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Latest news … The Azerbaijani army entered Kelbajar, which has been under occupation for 27 years. In the statement made by the Azerbaijani Defense Ministry, it was noted that the mountainous route through which the army will pass was cleared of mines.
The fighting between Azerbaijan and Armenia began on September 27 in Nagorno-Karabakh, which was under occupation for 27 years.
Defeated by the Azerbaijani forces, Armenia had to sign a ceasefire agreement with the mediation of Russia on November 9.
Azerbaijan gained control of the Nagorno-Karabakh areas through the deal, which, in the words of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, was “very difficult.” The Baku Administration also guaranteed the departure of the Armenians from the seven occupied areas.
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POLITICAL CRISIS IN ARMENIA
After the defeat of Karabakh, a political crisis broke out in Armenia. People took to the streets in many cities, especially in the capital Yerevan, and demanded Pashinyan’s resignation.
On the day that Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced that he accepted Azerbaijan’s terms, many Armenians stormed the government building and severely beat many officials, including the Speaker of the Assembly.
Deep cracks occurred in the pashinyan cabinet. Critical figures such as Defense Minister Davit Tonoyan and Foreign Minister Zohrab Mnatsakanyan resigned from their positions.
15 MORE DAYS HAVE BEEN GIVEN
The Azerbaijani army entered Aghdam, the first region from which Armenia agreed to withdraw, on November 20. The agreement stipulates that the Lachin region will also be returned before December 1.
The deadline set for the transfer of control of Kelbajar to Azerbaijan by Armenia expired on November 15. However, the Baku Administration accepted the Armenian side’s request to extend the handover of control and extended the period until November 25.
