Speaker of the U.S. House of Representative Nancy Pelosi will arrive in Armenia this weekend.

The number of people killed in Azerbaijan’s aggression that started in the wee hours of September 13 has climbed to 135.

Blinken has said he will remain “personally engaged” in helping Armenia and Azerbaijan resolve issues peacefully.

Presidents Ilham Aliyev and Vladimir Putin will discuss “the escalation of the situation in the South Caucasus” on September 16.

Almost two dozen Armenians have been taken captive by Azerbaijan during the latter’s large-scale aggression in the past two days, a lawyer says.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken has urged Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev to pull forces back from the border.

The Collective Security Treaty Organization has refused to provide military assistance to Armenia “in the near future”.

Defense Ministry spokesperson Aram Torosyan has said that no significant incidents were registered on the Armenian-Azerbaijani border as of 11:00am.

Secretary General of the Collective Security Treaty Organization Stanislav Zas is planning to travel to Armenia next week.

A resident of the community of Noravan in the Armenian province of Syunik has been killed in Azerbaijan’s shelling.

The number of people killed in Azerbaijan’s aggression against Armenia is 105 as of Wednesday, September 14.

Luxembourg is “deeply concerned” at reports about military operations by Azerbaijan directed against Armenia that have caused many casualties.

Kazakh Foreign Minister Mukhtar Tileuberdi has weighed in on the question of whether Kazakhstan is planning to send peacekeepers to Armenia.

Blinken has expressed hope that the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan can be moved to the negotiating table.

Photos published from the scene showed a damaged SUV with broken windows and windshield in the town of Jermuk.

The United States has seen significant evidence of Azerbaijani shelling inside Armenia, Department of State spokesperson Ned Price has said.

The situation on the border continues to remain tense, one day after the Azeri military launched a major offensive against Armenia.

At least three civilians have been injured in Azerbaijan’s large-scale military offensive against Armenia.

Moscow has received an appeal from Yerevan “asking for assistance in resolving the situation” on the border.

France will take Azerbaijan’s fresh offensive against Armenia to the UN Security Council, the Elysée Palace said.

Iran has emphasized the inadmissibility regarding any changes in the borders of Armenia and Azerbaijan.

Pashinyan said at least 49 Armenian servicemen have been killed in Azerbaijan’s large-scale attack.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan will arrive in the National Assembly to provide details about the situation․

Freedom House has called for an immediate ceasefire after “reports of Azerbaijani Armed Forces intensively shelling”settlements along the border.

Armenia has decided to formally apply to Russia, the Collective Security Treaty Organization and the United Nations.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan held phone talks with Vladimir Putin, Emmanuel Macron and Antony Blinken.

Armenia has been ranked among the world’s “most free” economies by The Fraser Institute in Canada.

The Armenian side is always anticipating some kind of provocation from Azerbaijan, National Assembly Speaker Alen Simonyan has said.

The legendary Armenian brandy ARARAT was the partner of STARMUS VI International Festival.

A total of 7446 tests have been performed in the past week, the National Center For Disease Control and Prevention said.