In the evening of 6 April, the Armenian Armed Forces shelled the positions of the Azerbaijani Armed Forces in the direction of Gedabey, Kyalbajar and Lachin districts 16 times from 18:30 to 22:05.
The Azerbaijani side took retaliatory measures, the Azerbaijani Ministry of Defence says.
In turn, the Armenian Ministry of Defence claims that in the evening of 6 April and on the night of 7 April the Azerbaijani Armed Forces fired at Armenian positions in the directions mentioned above. The Armenian side refutes reports about shelling of Azerbaijani positions.
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