MoD: Information in Armenian media about injuring of Armenian soldier isn't true

The information disseminated in the Armenian media that units of the Azerbaijani army allegedly opened fire in the Aghdara direction, as a result of which a tractor driver was killed, and an Armenian soldier was wounded in the direction of Arazdayan, isn’t true, the  Azerbaijani Defense Ministry reported  on October 9.

The clashes between Armenia and Azerbaijan resumed after Armenia launched large-scale attacks on Azerbaijani forces and civilians on September 27. 

The 44 days of war ended with the Russian brokered peace deal signed on November 10 by the Azerbaijani, Russian and Armenian leaders.  

The peace agreement ended the 30-years-old conflict between Baku and Yerevan over Azerbaijan’s Nagorno-Karabakh region that along with the seven adjacent districts came under the occupation of Armenian armed forces in the war in the early 1990s.

For about three decades, Armenia failed to implement the UN Security Council resolutions demanding the withdrawal of the Armenian troops, which was the main obstacle to the resolution of the conflict.