Shells fired during the fighting in Nagorno-Karabakh fell in Iran

Three shells fired during the fighting in Nagorno-Karabakh on the evening of April 2 fell on the territory of Iran. This is reported by the Tasnim agency with reference to a representative of local authorities.

Shells fell in the vicinity of the village of Khoda-Afarin. As a result, power lines were damaged. There were no damages or casualties as a result of the incident.

The Iranian border service held a meeting with representatives of the warring parties, at which they announced an official warning.

Which of the parties to the conflict fired the shells that fell in Iran is not reported.

• On the night of April 2, hostilities resumed on the border of Azerbaijan and the unrecognized Nagorno-Karabakh Republic, supported by Armenia. By the end of the day, at least 30 soldiers on both sides had died as a result of the fighting. There are also civilian casualties.
• On the morning of April 3, hostilities resumed. Later, Azerbaijan announced a unilateral cessation of hostilities, but Armenia and the NKR denied this statement. The losses of the parties during the fighting on April 3 are unknown.