Азербайджан выражает возмущение из-за гибели мирных жителей на линии соприкосновения

Азербайджан выразил возмущение из-за гибели женщины и ее внучки в результате обстрела со стороны армянских сил на линии соприкосновения в Физулинском районе, во вторник вечером (4 июля). Обе стороны сообщают о серьезных нарушениях прекращения огня в этом районе в 20.30 по местному времени. Как сообщается, еще один мирный житель, мать погибшего ребенка, тяжело ранена. (Подробнее здесь)

Азербайджан сообщает, что жертвы стали результатом армянского обстрела села Аханлы, расположенного вблизи к линии соприкосновения армянских и азербайджанских войск. Обе стороны обвиняют друг друга в нарушениях прекращения огня, произошедших  в этом районе вчера вечером. Армения подтвердила, что она обстреляла этот район, заявив, что это было в ответ на предыдущие нарушения режима прекращения огня, имевшие место тем же вечером.

В своем заявлении глава пресс-службы МИД Азербайджана, Хикмет Гаджиев, обвинил армянские силы в преднамеренном нападении на гражданских лиц. Гаджиев сказал, что своими действиями Армения нарушила Женевскую конвенцию и другие нормативные акты международного права. Возмущение также выразили жители Аханлы и близлежащих населенных пунктов.

Со своей стороны армянские силы заявили, что они обстреляли район "для подавления действий противника", "вследствие чего ВС НКР подавили огневую точку в селе Алханлу", и обвинили Азербайджан в использовании гражданских лиц в качестве живого щита.

Этот инцидент подчеркивает возрастающую опасность для гражданского населения на линии соприкосновения Армянских и Азербайджанских сил, поскольку напряженность в зоне конфликта  продолжает увеличиваться в то время, как переговоры вокруг мирного урегулирования конфликта как представляется, зашли в тупик.

источник: commonspace.eu по материалам агентств

фото: Погибшие в результате нарушения режима прекращения огня 4 июля 2017 года (фото предоставлено информационным агентством АПА, Баку) 

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