The Azerbaijani military killed four Russian high-ranking officers on the territory of the so-called Nagorno-Karabakh Republic.

Russian propaganda Telegram channels reported on this.

It is reported that the Russians were killed in an ambush organized by the Azerbaijani military, and some Russian sources suggest that the Russians were killed by a sniper.

The UAZ Patriot vehicle was ambushed near the village of Dzhanyatag. The Russians released the names, ranks, and positions of the two officers.

The dead include Captain of First Rank Ivan Kovgan, Deputy Commander of the Russian peacekeeping contingent, Deputy Commander of the Northern Fleet Submarine Forces for Military and Political Work, and Colonel Tagire-Murod Karaev, Commander of the 29th Brigade of the Central Military District.

It was reported that the Azerbaijani authorities are investigating the incident and have already arrested those involved.

In addition, there were reports of strikes on Russian observation posts, but no injuries or deaths were reported.

On September 19, Militarnyi reported on combat clashes between Azerbaijani and Armenian troops.

As a result of regular shelling of the Azerbaijani army’s positions in the Karabakh region, as well as the Armenian army’s mining of the territory, creation of additional fortifications, and firing positions, Azerbaijan reserved the right to a radical response.

Therefore, to suppress the illegal actions of the Armenian Armed Forces, the Ministry of Defense of Azerbaijan announced local anti-terrorist measures in the region to ensure constitutional order.

The next day, on September 20, negotiations were held on the disarmament of the Karabakh separatists and the dissolution of the local government.

Azerbaijan is ready for a process of normalization and peace with Armenia, but Yerevan must abandon confrontation.

In turn, the Armenian president emphasized that Yerevan did not participate in the preparation of agreements between Baku and the “authorities” of the unrecognized republic.