9 Dead in Armenian Shelling

 

         Ganja, Azerbaijan (Oct. 11) - Nine people have been killed on Sunday night in bombardment in the second largest city of Azerbaijan, Ganja, blowing the Russian-brokered ceasefire lass than 24 hours. 

          "Both sides accused each other of violating the terms of the truce merely minutes after it came into effect", Aljazeera reported. The cause of the truce violation was the same as the report from  BBC News.

           Arayik Harutyunyan, the president of Armania's Nagorno-Karabakh, reportedly accused Syria of backing Arzerbaijan, adding that Israeli-made attack drones were seen in recent attack. 

          "Harutyunyan also accused Azerbaijan authorities of failing to comply with an agreement on the exchange of prisoners and the dead that should have taken place on Sunday with the support of the Red Cross", Aljazeera reported.

          More than 300 people have been killed and thousands been forced to flee their homes since the latest violence in the long-running conflict broke out on 27 September.

          Nagorno-Karabakh is governed by ethnic Armenians, it is an official territory of Arzerbaijan. Some information is applied from Aljazeera and BBC News.