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Armenia Reports Azerbaijani Shelling of Residential Home Near Border Between 1:00 a.m. and 1:15 a.m. on May 29, units of the Azerbaijani Armed Forces opened fire toward the village of Khoznavar in Armenia’s Syunik Province, resulting in damage to a residential house, according to Armenia’s Ministry of Defense. No casualties were reported in the incident.

Visited Khnatsakh village, Syunik, Armenia, where the situation has been tense for the past week. The Azerbaijani military positions are almost inside the village. If you walk, it will take you 3-5 minutes to reach the military positions (but I don't recommend doing that). From the top of the village, a huge Azerbaijani flag was clearly visible. Some 10min later, the Armenian one was installed, which is slightly smaller than the Azerbaijani one. Someone unfamiliar with the situation might think that two friendly states simply placed their flags next to each other. The flags are very close, which means the dugouts too. Shortly, as it was Karabakh/Artsakh after the 2020 war. The villagers say that at night they hear the sound of the Azerbaijani flag when the wind blows it. “Imagine how close we hear it when they start shooting. We do not sleep, they have been shooting every night for a week. I'm sure, tonight will be same. The sky is becoming red, because of bullets. Spend a night here and you will understand how scary it is. They have to come and slaughter us in our homes to make you believe, like they did in Talish?, a local woman asks with a frightened look. "We are thatching a "movie" all night ", says an old man there (hints at Azerbaijani soldiers shootings).