Border clashes between long-time rivals Azerbaijan and Armenia have resumed after a brief pause. Azerbaijan’s defence ministry says it was after Armenians shelled Azerbaijani villages with large-calibre weapons. Several days of fighting have led to the deaths of at least 16 people on both sides. Defence analyst Oubai Shahbandar explains why the two countries remain in a state of conflict to this day.
Why Azerbaijan and Armenia remain in a state of conflict to this day
