Baku / 15.06.23 / Turan: At noon on Thursday, Azerbaijani border guards blocked the movement of vehicles and people at the border checkpoint across the bridge of the Lachin border checkpoint, reported Armenian media.
This happened after the Armenians fired on the Azerbaijani border guards, who were planting the Azerbaijani flag at the entrance to the bridge where the check point established. The Armenians regarded this as the installation of a flag on the territory of Armenia.
After that, the movement of the convoy of Russian peacekeepers and Red Cross vehicles was also blocked.
Later, the Armenian media reported that the Azerbaijani flag was nevertheless installed at the entrance to the bridge.
The Azerbaijani side did not comment on the reports about the blocking of traffic and the installation of the flag.-02В-
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