Armenian forces open fire on Azerbaijani positions overnight

On the evening of March 30, at approximately 21:25, units of the Armenian armed forces sought to carry out reconnaissance operations using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and drones over Azerbaijani Army positions in the direction of the Gerenzur settlement. 

This attempted provocation was swiftly detected and successfully neutralized by the Azerbaijani units.

Furthermore, between 22:30 on March 30 and 04:35 on March 31, Armenian armed forces stationed in the Goris, Basarkechary, and Chambyaryak directions intermittently opened fire on Azerbaijani Army positions using small arms. These provocations have been met with firm and decisive responses from Azerbaijani military personnel.

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