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Baku/03.05.22/Turan: The Armenian armed forces have shelled Azerbaijani positions in the Kelbajar region. According to the press service of the Azerbaijani Defense Ministry,
On May 2 in the evening hours, the Armenian armed forces units intermittently shelled Azerbaijani army positions near the village of Zeylik in the Kelbajar region with small arms.
Azerbaijani units responded adequately, the report says.
No casualties among servicemen and equipment of the Azerbaijani party were reported.
At present, the situation in the aforementioned direction is stable and the operational situation is under full control of Azerbaijani units, the press release of the Defense Ministry concludes.
It is the third day now that the Azerbaijani Defense Ministry reports about the shelling of Armenian positions in Kelbajar.
However, the Armenian Defense Ministry denies the shootings.-06B-
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