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МВнР: България призовава за незабавно прекратяване на огъня в Нагорни Карабах България изразява дълбока загриженост от избухналите военни сблъсъци в Нагорни Карабах, довели до военни и цивилни жертви. Това съобщиха от пресцентъра на Министерството на външните работи по повод сблъсъците между Армения и Азербайджан заради Нагорни Карабах. Има жертви сред цивилното население и военните. И двете страни си отправиха взаимни обвинения. “Призоваваме двете страни за незабавно прекратяване на огъня и възобновяване на диалога под егидата на Минската група на Организацията за сигурност и сътрудничество в Европа и нейните съпредседатели”, се посочва още в съобщението. Нов изблик на насилие в Нагорни Карабах – граничен район, който от десетилетия си оспорват Армения и Азербайджан. И двете страни твърдят, че другата първа е започнала сраженията. Арменското министерство на отбраната съобщава за загинали жена и дете и унищожена азербайджанска военна техника – два свалени хеликоптера и три дрона и три унищожени танка. Ереван обяви военно положение и всеобща мобилизация. Гледната точка на Баку е друга – азербайджански военни са били принудени да извършат контраофанзива, при която са унищожени 12 арменски противовъздушни батареи. В някои градове и райони в Азербайджан също ще бъде въведено военно положение. Министър-председателят на Армения Никол Пашинян призова международната общност да не допусне ескалация на напрежението. Никол Пашинян, министър-председател на Армения: “На ръба сме на избухването на война в Южен Кавказ с непредвидими последици, които може да надхвърлят границите на региона”. Азербайджанският президент Илхам Алиев заяви, че армията днес е защитавала териториалната цялост на страната и обеща победа. Илхам Алиев, президент на Азербайджан: “В последно време Армения редовното извършва военни провокации срещу Азербайджан. През юли наши военни и цивилни бяха убити след артилерийски обстрел от Товуз, на арменско-азербайджанската граница”. Европейски страни, сред които България, призоваха за прекратяване на огъня. Русия изрази готовност да посредничи. Турция отново заяви подкрепата си за Азербайджан и определи Армения като пречка пред мира. Папа Франциск каза, че се моли за мир в Кавказ и прикани страните в конфликта да направят жестове на добра воля и братство. Новините на FINTV – вече и в Instagram. Акцентите от деня са в нашата Фейсбук страница. За да проследявате всичко най-важно, присъединете се към групите за новини – FINTV Новини, FINTV Спорт, FINTV Здраве, FINTV Култура
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Armenia accuses Azerbaijan of shelling historic cathedral in Nagorno-Karabakh Armenia accused Azerbaijan on Thursday of shelling a historic cathedral in the separatist territory of Nagorno-Karabakh, where hundreds of people have been killed in nearly two weeks of heavy fighting. The Holy Savior Cathedral, also known as the Ghazanchetsots Cathedral, suffered interior and exterior damage, according to the state-run Armenian Unified Infocenter. Azerbaijan’s Defense Ministry denied attacking the cathedral, saying that its army “doesn’t target historical, cultural, especially religious buildings and monuments.” Armenian media reports said some children were inside the cathedral in the town of Shusha at the time of the shelling, and although they were not wounded, they suffered from stress after the attack. Built in the 19th century, the cathedral suffered significant damage during ethnic violence in 1920. It was restored after fighting between Armenian and Azerbaijani forces in the 1990s and is part of the Armenian Apostolic Church. The latest clashes between Azerbaijani and Armenian forces began Sept. 27 and mark the biggest escalation of the decades-old conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh. The region is internationally recognized as belonging to Azerbaijan but has been under the control of ethnic Armenian forces backed by Armenia since the end of a separatist war in 1994. Armenia and Azerbaijan need to return to the negotiating table, so that the deadly conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh does not widen into a regional war. Fighting with heavy artillery, warplanes and drones has continued despite numerous international calls for a cease-fire. Both sides accuse each other of expanding the hostilities beyond Nagorno-Karabakh and of targeting civilians. According to the Nagorno-Karabakh military, 350 of its servicemen have been killed since Sept. 27. Azerbaijan hasn’t provided details on its military losses. Scores of civilians on both sides also have been killed. Also on Thursday, Azerbaijani officials accused Armenian forces of attacking several of its villages and towns, and Nagorno-Karabakh forces said they were “suppressing the activity” of Azerbaijani forces along the line of contact. Stepanakert, the capital of Nagorno-Karabakh, has been under intense shelling. Residents are staying in shelters, some of which are in the basements of apartment buildings. As civilians bear brunt of clash over ethnic Armenian enclave, EU urges halt to hostilities European Union on Armenia and Azerbaijan: “Our position is clear: the fighting must stop.” A woman sheltering with her neighbors in Stepanakert said fighting killed her two sons in 1992 and now her grandchildren are involved in it. The woman, who identified herself only by her first name, Zoya, told the Associated Press that “if it is necessary, I am also ready to fight with a weapon in my hands because it is our land, the land of our ancestors,” Azerbaijan says Armenia’s withdrawal from the region is the main condition for a cease-fire. Armenian officials allege that Turkey is involved in the conflict and is sending Syrian mercenaries to fight on Azerbaijan’s side. Turkey has publicly backed Azerbaijan in the conflict but denied sending fighters to the region. Russia, the United States and France co-chair the so-called Minsk Group, which was set up in the 1990s under the auspices of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe to mediate the conflict. They have called repeatedly for stopping hostilities and starting peace talks. Breaking News Get breaking news, investigations, analysis and more signature journalism from the Los Angeles Times in your inbox. You may occasionally receive promotional content from the Los Angeles Times. The group was scheduled to meet Thursday in Geneva, and Azerbaijan’s foreign minister was set to attend to give his country’s position on the conflict. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan criticized the Minsk Group for failing to resolve the issue. He reiterated his country’s full support for Azerbaijan, which he said was determined to reclaim its territory. “We see that Azerbaijan is extremely determined in liberating its territory. As Turkey, we support with all our heart Azerbaijan’s righteous struggle to reclaim its territory,” Erdogan said in remarks via video at an economic cooperation forum in Istanbul. Must-read stories from the L.A. Times Get the day's top news with our Today's Headlines newsletter, sent every weekday morning. You may occasionally receive promotional content from the Los Angeles Times.