Armenia Accuses Azerbaijan Of Seizing Its Territory

Russian President Vladimir Putin (center) meets with Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev (left) and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian earlier this year.

DW: Armenia accuses Azerbaijan of failing to withdraw from its territory

Tensions between the countries are simmering again after they fought a war last year over the breakaway region of Nagorno-Karabakh. Azerbaijan denies the new allegations from Armenia.

Armenia said on Friday that Azerbaijan had failed to withdraw troops that had crossed the border in a disputed incident from the day before.

On Thursday, Armenia accused Azerbaijan of sending troops across the frontier. Azerbaijan has denied this and said its forces only defended their side of the frontier.

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WNU Editor: Russia is not going to get involved .... Armenia asks for Russian help amid tensions with Azerbaijan (AP).

style="font-size: large;">More News On Growing Border Tensions Between Armenia And Azerbaijan

Armenia accuses Azerbaijan of 'encroaching' on its territory -- Euronews

Armenian PM Accuses Azerbaijan Of Fresh 'Infiltration,' Calls For Regional Help -- Radio Free Europe

Armenian PM sounds alarm over ‘incursion’ by Azerbaijani troops, sparking fear of fresh conflict after bloody Nagorno-Karabakh war -- RT

Azerbaijani forces 'advance 3 km into Armenia' -- BNE Intellinews

Armenia says Azerbaijan fails to fully withdraw after border incident -- Reuters

Armenia Requests Russian Military Help Over Renewed Azerbaijan 'Land Grab' -- Zero Hedge

Armenia turns to Russia-led bloc after Azerbaijan 'infiltration' -- France 24

Armenia's Interim PM Pashinyan Pens Letter to Russian President Putin to Ask for Military Assistance -- Sputnik