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Iran: A UAV from the Nagorno-Karabakh fighting crashed in the north of the country

The identity of the aircraft and the cause of its crash are not yet known, but according to some reports it was shot down by the defense systems.

Others claim that it is an Israeli UAV, used by the Azeris against Armenian separatists.

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Tuesday, 13 October 2020, 14:33

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In video: Armenian leader in Karbach accuses Azerbaijan of genocide (Photo: Reuters)

Iran said today (Tuesday) that an unidentified drone crashed near the border with Azerbaijan, with the continued violations of the cease-fire in the fighting Nagorno-Karabakh region.

Deputy provincial governor Adrbil, Behrooz Nadai said that the aircraft crashed in a village in the region Farsabad. He said, The identity of the UAV and the cause of its crash are under investigation.

According to some reports in Iran, the air defense systems shot down the aircraft, while some identified the Israeli "Harup" UAV used by the Azeri army.

Iran is worried about the new war that broke out between its two neighbors around the enclave, which is part of Azerbaijan with a majority An ethnic Armenian, who broke away from Baku in the war that erupted with the collapse of the Soviet Union in the 1990s and claimed the lives of some 30,000 people.The battles that erupted on September 27 are the hardest since the 1994 ceasefire.Armenia's

foreign ministers, economic and military Azerbaijan agreed on Saturday to a humanitarian ceasefire, but the fighting continues to undermine the agreement and the exchange of prisoners and bodies agreed upon in the truce agreement has not yet begun.

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The remains of the UAV that crashed in Iran, today

Iran is urging the two countries to end the conflict and has offered to mediate between the parties, warning of "infiltration" into its territory after several shells landed in Iranian villages on the border.

Iran has a large Azerbaijani minority, especially in the northwest of the country.

It is estimated that about ten million of Iran's 80 million people are Azerbaijani.

About one hundred thousand Armenians live in the country.

The fighting worries the international community because it takes place near Azeri gas and oil pipelines passing through Europe.

It could develop into a regional conflict with Russia, which has a defense alliance with Armenia, and with Turkey, Azerbaijan's close ally.

Baku demands Turkish involvement in the talks, which are led by Russia, and to a lesser extent France and the United States.

Armenians warn that Turkey is planning another genocide against them, but Ankara says the war will end only after the end of the "Armenian occupation."

The map of the fighting

Turkey denies sending Syrian mercenaries to fight alongside Azeri forces, allegations heard by Armenia, France, Russia and Syria.

According to the Syrian Organization for Human Rights, dozens of Syrian fighters were killed in the fighting that began on September 27.

Meanwhile, the death toll continues to rise.

Separatist authorities in Nagorno-Karabakh said 17 soldiers had been killed in the past day, a total of 542 since the fighting began.

Azerbaijan, which does not disclose its military casualties, has reported 42 civilians killed and 206 wounded since the fighting began.

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