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“Artsakh will give an adequate response”

Politics
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The ongoing incidents ceasefire violations along the line of contact are meant to exert psychological pressure on Artsakh, military psychologist David Jamalyan told a press conference on May 2.

The military psychologist says that the Artsakh Defense Army will not stay idle and will give an adequate response to Azerbaijan to curb the enemy's aggression.

On April 29, Azerbaijan continued intensively firing at NKR positions from sniper rifles, killing two servicemen of the Artsakh Defense Army. Another soldier was wounded.

Jamalyan says that the heated situation on the frontline is conditioned by the political tension in Azerbaijan.

" The Aliyev clan is attempting to deepen despotism and stabilize the situation in order to attract more people and increase the number of his supporters," said the military psychologist.

Deputy Director of Caucasus Institute, political analyst Sergey Minasyan says with continuous ceasefire violations Azerbaijan seeks to influence on Armenia and make the country compromise with it, but Azerbaijan will not succeed in its efforts.

Jamalyan and Minasyan think that Azerbaijan will not launch a war since the country is not ready for military activities, besides, it will endanger t he Aliyev clan and Azerbaijan, in general.