Yerevan works through all diplomatic channels to implement the  ceasefire agreement in Karabakh for humanitarian purposes

ArmInfo. Armenia is working on the implementation of the agreement between Armenia, Azerbaijan and Russia on a ceasefire in the zone of the Nagorno-Karabakh  conflict for humanitarian purposes. The Spokesperson of the RA  Foreign Ministry Anna Naghdalyan announced this on her Facebook page.

"Through all diplomatic channels, work is underway to implement the  agreement between Armenia, Azerbaijan and Russia on a ceasefire for  humanitarian purposes," she wrote.

It should be noted that the day before, in Moscow on the 12th day of  hostilities in the zone of the Nagorno- Karabakh conflict, a meeting  of the foreign ministers of the Russian Federation, the Republic of  Azerbaijan and the Republic of Armenia took place. The meeting took  place at the initiative of Russian President Vladimir Putin and  lasted more than 10 hours, ending at about 3:00am Moscow time.  As a  result of the meeting of the Foreign Ministers of Armenia,  Azerbaijan, with the mediation of Russia, the day before, an  agreement was reached on a ceasefire, which was to enter into force  at 12:00 on October 10.

However, minutes later, after the ceasefire came into force, the  Armenian Defense Ministry reported that ignoring the humanitarian  ceasefire announced on October 10 from 12:00, Azerbaijani units  launched an attack on the Karakhambeyli sector at 12:05pm, and  Artsakh Defense Army units undertook appropriate measures to suppress  enemy attacks. The fighting continued in other sectors of the front.

Minutes earlier, the Defense Army reported that the situation was  relatively calm in all sectors of the front, except for Hadrut. In  Hadrut, for the third hour, actions are being carried out to encircle  and destroy the enemy sabotage group, which penetrated this zone  before the ceasefire came into force.