Azerbaijani Defense Ministry said that although travel to Karabakh veterans – RIA Novosti

BAKU, April 3 -. RIA Novosti, Vugar Hasanov Veterans of Afghanistan, Karabakh war flocked to the recruiting station to assist the Azerbaijani Armed Forces, said on Sunday RIA Novosti spokesman for the Defense Ministry of Azerbaijan Vagif . Dyargahly

on Saturday, Armenia and Azerbaijan have reported aggravation of the situation in the zone of Karabakh conflict: Azerbaijani Defense ministry declares, in particular, about the shelling by the armed forces of Armenia, with the Armenian Defense ministry reported “offensive actions” from the Azerbaijani side. It is reported about the losses on both sides.

“Young people who served in the army, who were veterans of the Karabakh war, as well as veterans of Afghanistan expressed their desire to voluntarily enroll in the front. They have their all possible assistance, and the Ministry of Defense of Azerbaijan is very grateful to them,” – said Dyargahly, adding that while Azerbaijani Armed Forces do not need help, because the full control of the situation.

Earlier it was reported that in the capital of Nagorno-Karabakh in Stepanakert after the escalation of the conflict creates group of volunteers to send to the conflict zone.

conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia began over Nagorno-Karabakh in 1988, when the predominantly Armenian populated Nagorno-Karabakh autonomous region declared its withdrawal from Azerbaijan SSR.

After the hostilities of 1992-1994, Azerbaijan lost control over Karabakh and seven surrounding districts. Nagorno-Karabakh declared independence. Since 1992, the negotiations on the peaceful settlement of the conflict within the OSCE Minsk Group. Azerbaijan insists on preserving its territorial integrity, Armenia protects the interests of the breakaway republic, as Karabakh is not a party to the negotiations.

On Saturday, Armenia and Azerbaijan have reported aggravation of the situation in the Karabakh conflict zone, while the side blamed each other the situation

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