13 Oct 2026
Three Azerbaijani and four Armenian soldiers were killed during battle
Three Azerbaijani soldiers were killed on April 11 as a result of shelling from the Armenian side of the position of the Azerbaijani Armed Forces. The incident occurred at 16:20 on the border between the Lachin region of Azerbaijan and the Syunik region of Armenia
This is stated in the message of the Ministry of Defense of Azerbaijan on Tuesday evening.
The names of the dead: Zalov Vidadi, Gasanov Elshad, Tagiyev Sabuhi.
The ranks of the military personnel are not reported.
According to the same source, the Armenian side has numerous losses.
In turn, the Armenian Defense Ministry confirmed the death of four and the wounding of six soldiers.
As of 20:00 Tuesday, the situation in the collision zone is stable.
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