Local residents told the APA's Karabakh bureau that wolves' attacks became intensified.

Wolves tore domestic animals and damaged private farms. Nearly 50 cows, buffalos, sheep, horses and donkeys underwent wolves' attacks. The residents said the injured domestic animals are dreadful as a source of hydrophobia.

The residents also said that wolves squeeze themselves into stables and tore big and small cattle. They do not allow their children to play in the yard because of the threat and say they children can confront with the wolves any time.

"We are under the threat of Armenians' fires on one side and pack of wolves, jackals and foxes on the other side," they said.