Armenia Rejects Azerbaijan's Claims of Border Fire
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The Armenian Defense Ministry has dismissed Azerbaijan's allegations about a border incident on January 5, Orda reports, citing News Armenia.
Azerbaijan had claimed that Armenian forces fired on their positions in the southeastern border zone between 22:00 and 22:10.
The ministry also pointed out that Armenia's Prime Minister had previously proposed establishing a joint Armenian-Azerbaijani mechanism to investigate ceasefire violations and related claims.
The department claims that Baku has yet to respond to this proposal.
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