500,000 doses will be obtained through the funds, which health authorities say will boost the country’s vaccination program by 10%.

Pashinyan noted that Baku carries on with its aggressive behavior both in terms of the rhetoric and actions.

A total of 5930 tests have been performed in the past day, the National Center For Disease Control and Prevention said.

The UN said they have been following “with growing concern” continuing reports of tensions on the Armenian-Azerbaijan border.

The United States also condemned the escalation of violence along the border between Armenia and Azerbaijan.

The U.S. House of Representatives has voted to restrict U.S. foreign military financing and training assistance to Azerbaijan.

Azerbaijani troops opened fire on Armenian positions in Gegharkunik province at around 8:40am on July 29.

Lithuania will donate 27,500 doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine to Armenia, the Baltic republic’s government decided on July 28.

The Investigative Committee revealed that five soldiers were injured after receiving gunshot and shrapnel wounds.

Asked whether Armenia would again apply to the CSTO to address Azerbaijan’s latest escalation, the MP said “the process continues.”

The Defense Ministry hosted military attachés of the foreign embassies to reveal details from Azerbaijan’s attack on July 28.

Days earlier, a court in Baku sentenced 26 Armenian PoWs illegally being held in Azerbaijan to six years in prison.

According to official information, the situation is stable as of July 28 afternoon, the ceasefire is mostly being respected.

Artashes Gyuletsyan snatched gold, Davit Gyulamiryan won silver, while Ruben Karakhanyan and Hakob Chakhoyan secured bronze.

The Azerbaijani side reported on two injuries, before agreeing to a Moscow-brokered restoration of the ceasefire.

The Armenian Catholicosate of Cilicia has published footage from the complex, which has been blown up by ISIS members.

Jonathan Lacôte said he is well aware of the military hostilities that took place on the territory of Armenia on July 28.

Azerbaijan has urged Armenia to start “civilized negotiations” on the delimitation of the border between the two countries.

A total of 4889 tests have been performed in the past day, the National Center For Disease Control and Prevention said.

Senior Lieutenant Hayk Gevorgyan, Privates Koryun Harutyunyan and David Kocharyan were killed in action.

The mine stopped working when the Azerbaijanis opened indiscriminate fire in the vicinity on July 28 morning.

The Foreign Ministry said the shooting was supposed to end at 10:00 am, adding that the situation is relatively stable on the border.

Sentop also told a press conference in Ganja that the “Zangezur corridor” was important for both Azerbaijan and Turkey.

In the wee hours of July 28, the units of the Azerbaijani armed forces attacked the Armenian positions on the border.

According to the residents, the shootings only ceased after the suppressive actions of the Armenian Armed Forces.

The Armenian Foreign Ministry condemned Azerbaijan’s actions which it said undermines regional peace and security.

At least three Armenian soldiers were killed and two others were wounded for the defense of the motherland.

According to Austrian Defence Minister Klaudia Tanner, Turkey does not fulfil the admission requirements for third countries.

The Foreign Ministry said Armenia has been and remains most constructive in implementing earlier signed statements.

Karabakh’s rescue teams have been deployed in Mataghis to continue looking for the remains of the victims of the 44-day war.