Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "September 2022 Armenia–Azerbaijan clashes" in English language version.
Sempre nella mattinata del 14 settembre l’Azerbaigian ha lanciato attacchi di artiglieria sul punto di schieramento delle forze di confine dell’FSB russo a Gegharkunik.
There was little doubt who started the fighting. Azerbaijan initially claimed that it was merely responding to Armenian "provocations" – a claim echoed by its ally, Turkey – but largely dropped this rhetoric in the following days in favor of other justifications.
There was little doubt who started the fighting. Azerbaijan initially claimed that it was merely responding to Armenian "provocations" – a claim echoed by its ally, Turkey – but largely dropped this rhetoric in the following days in favor of other justifications.
Azerbaijan said there were Armenian "provocations," a claim which cannot be verified. Eyewitnesses describe heavy shelling of military targets and civilian infrastructure in, amongst other places, the village of Sotk and the resort town of Jermuk, whose civilian population was evacuated.
In the days and hours running up to the 13 September clashes, Armenia warned that it feared an offensive.
Laurence Broers said that Azerbaijan attacked now because Russia, a mediator for the two nations, is occupied with its attack on Ukraine.
Azerbaijan carried out a wide-scale attack against targets in Armenia, an unprecedented escalation of the long-running conflict on to Armenian territory.
Armenia's defense ministry reported attacks, starting around midnight September 13, targeting cities all along the southern part of Armenia's border with Azerbaijan, including Vardenis, Sotk, Artanish, Ishkhanasar, Goris and Kapan.
[President Aliyev] repeated accusations that Armenia had started the fighting of September 12, a claim for which Baku has not offered any evidence.
Turkey and Azerbaijan had been carrying out joint military exercises in Azerbaijan in the days before the escalation; on September 10 Azerbaijan's MoD reported that the Turkish equipment that had been taking part in the exercises had returned back to Turkey.
...September 2022 saw the worst hostilities since 2020, with nearly 300 soldiers (an estimated 200 Armenians and 80 Azerbaijanis) killed in an Azerbaijani incursion into Armenian territory – allowing Azerbaijani troops to take control of new positions deep inside Armenia – and at least 7 600 civilians displaced from the Armenian provinces.
On 15 and 16 September 2022, at France's request, the United Nations (UN) Security Council discussed the Armenia–Azerbaijan conflict for the first time since 1994. France reportedly identified Azerbaijan as having started the hostilities, without, however, labelling it as the aggressor.
...September 2022 saw the worst hostilities since 2020, with nearly 300 soldiers (an estimated 200 Armenians and 80 Azerbaijanis) killed in an Azerbaijani incursion into Armenian territory – allowing Azerbaijani troops to take control of new positions deep inside Armenia – and at least 7 600 civilians displaced from the Armenian provinces.
On 12 May 2021, troops from Azerbaijan temporarily entered the territory of Armenia, which amounts to a violation of the territorial integrity of Armenia and of international law
...in September 2022, Azerbaijan launched its latest, unprovoked assault on sovereign Armenian territory, with intensive shelling.
...in September 2022, Azerbaijan launched its latest, unprovoked assault on sovereign Armenian territory, with intensive shelling.
Azerbaijan and Turkish media have claimed Armenia is at fault for the clashes this week, but evidence and reports point to the opposite.
Gli Azeri hanno anche centrato una caserma di guardie di frontiera russe.
...the Azerbaijani state was guilty of torturing Armenian captives and their deaths after torture, as well as its failure to conduct an effective investigation into these cases, is reflected in the judgments of the cases "Saribekyan and Balyan v. Azerbaijan" (2020) and "Petrosyan v. Azerbaijan" (2022) by the European Court of Human Rights .
On September 13–14, this year Azerbaijan unleashed unprovoked aggression occupying around 140 square km of the sovereign territory of Armenia.
The September clashes were the most serious armed incident between Armenia and Azerbaijan since the 2020 Karabakh war...however, this time the clashes took place along their shared southern border (not the contested region).
This doesn't look convincing, and everyone understands that this was a contrived excuse. No Azeri officials have provided any evidence to substantiate the incursion.
There was no particular trigger really [for the September 2022 clashes]. Baku says the reason behind this full-scale armed intervention is that Armenia's sabouteurs attempted to mine locations within the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region. This doesn't look convincing, and everyone understands that this was a contrived excuse. No Azeri officials have provided any evidence to substantiate the incursion.
This doesn't look convincing, and everyone understands that this was a contrived excuse. No Azeri officials have provided any evidence to substantiate the incursion.
Independent Azerbaijani lawyer Samad Rahimli agreed that Mammadli was given a prison sentence 'for criticising the recent border clashes and Ilham Aliyev'.
In September last year, the Azerbaijani army conducted a largescale incursion into Armenian provinces leaving hundreds dead. The map shows territory within Armenia's borders that the authorities claim to have lost during clashes in May and November 2021 and in September 2022. It includes swathes of land in southern and eastern Armenia.
Armenia and Azerbaijan's decades-old conflict turned bloody Tuesday, but the EU's ability to mediate is hampered by the perception that it can't be even-handed because of its growing energy alliance with oil- and gas-rich Azerbaijan.
The most severe test of the West's reaction since the 2020 war began on September 12, 2022, when Azerbaijan launched an unprovoked invasion of neighboring sovereign Republic of Armenia.
The most severe test of the West's reaction since the 2020 war began on September 12, 2022, when Azerbaijan launched an unprovoked invasion of neighboring sovereign Republic of Armenia.
On September 13–14, this year Azerbaijan unleashed unprovoked aggression occupying around 140 square km of the sovereign territory of Armenia.
Azerbaijan carried out a wide-scale attack against targets in Armenia, an unprecedented escalation of the long-running conflict on to Armenian territory.
Laurence Broers said that Azerbaijan attacked now because Russia, a mediator for the two nations, is occupied with its attack on Ukraine.
Azerbaijan and Turkish media have claimed Armenia is at fault for the clashes this week, but evidence and reports point to the opposite.
On 12 May 2021, troops from Azerbaijan temporarily entered the territory of Armenia, which amounts to a violation of the territorial integrity of Armenia and of international law
Independent Azerbaijani lawyer Samad Rahimli agreed that Mammadli was given a prison sentence 'for criticising the recent border clashes and Ilham Aliyev'.
Armenia and Azerbaijan's decades-old conflict turned bloody Tuesday, but the EU's ability to mediate is hampered by the perception that it can't be even-handed because of its growing energy alliance with oil- and gas-rich Azerbaijan.
