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The Azerbaijani government has expressed discontent over the international groups' failure to adequately react to persistent Armenian ceasefire breaches.
"Unfortunately, once again we did not witness a fair reaction of international organizations to the attacks being committed on Azerbaijani territories," the Foreign Ministry spokesman Khazar Ibrahim said.
Armenian armed forces breached ceasefire in the frontline Terter and Goranboy districts on March 4. Four Azerbaijani soldiers were killed and one was injured. 12 Armenian soldiers died and 15 others were heavily injured during the skirmishes. The latest clashes were the worst fighting seen in the region in years.
Ibrahim said that if the Armenian side's attempts to take similar actions persist, this could adversely affect talks on settling the long-standing conflict over Upper (Nagorno) Garabagh. He termed the latest ceasefire violations as a step taken by the country's leaders to divert international attention from the political crisis inside Armenia.
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