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General Assembly Security Council Sixty-Sixth Session Sixty-Seventh Year Agenda Items 34, 35 and 39 United Nations A/66/736–S/2012/145 General Assembly Distr.: General 9 March 2012 Security Council Original: English General Assembly Security Council Sixty-sixth session Sixty-seventh year Agenda items 34, 35 and 39 Prevention of armed conflict Protracted conflicts in the GUAM area and their implications for international peace, security and development The situation in the occupied territories of Azerbaijan Letter dated 6 March 2012 from the Permanent Representative of Armenia to the United Nations addressed to the Secretary-General Upon instructions from my Government, I have the honour to draw your attention to the ongoing violations of the ceasefire by the military forces of the Republic of Azerbaijan recorded for the month of February 2012 (see annex). I should be grateful if you would circulate the present letter and its annex as a document of the General Assembly, under agenda items 34, 35 and 39, and of the Security Council. (Signed) Garen Nazarian Ambassador Permanent Representative 12-25895 (E) 120312 *1225895* A/66/736 S/2012/145 Annex to the letter dated 6 March 2012 from the Permanent Representative of Armenia to the United Nations addressed to the Secretary-General Violations of the ceasefire by the armed forces of the Republic of Azerbaijan from 1 to 29 February 2012 Firing From Azerbaijani side Number (Direction) Date, time Type of weapon Ammunition 05.02.12 1. Berqaber SVD 2 15.00 05.02.12 2. Eraskh PK 1 17.00 07.02.12 AK 3. Aygepar 12 23.10 07.02.12 AK 4. Eraskh 4 15.10 07.02.12 5. Eraskh SVD 3 15.40 08.02.12 AK 6. Sevakavan 3 15.15 10.02.12 AK 7. Vazashen 20 19.30 11.02.12 AK 8. Aygedzor 20 20.00 11.02.12 AK 9. Kayanavan 3 19.25 13.02.12 AK 10. Aygepar 9 20.30 13.02.12 AK 11. Tigranakert 1 22.25 14.02.12 AK 12. Voskevan 5 23.40 15.02.12 AK 13. Mehrab 3 15.45 15.02.12 AK 14. Vazashen 3 14.35 16.02.12 15. Mehrab SVD 10 16.30 16.02.12 AK 16. Mehrab 7 16.30 17.02.12 AK 17. Eraskh 4 06.00 2 12-25895 A/66/736 S/2012/145 16.02.12 AK 18. Sevakavan 2 20.40 18.02.12 AK 19. Aygedzor 1 13.10 22.02.12 PK 15 20. Artsvaberd 12.45 22.02.12 21. Artsvaberd AK 5 12.45 23.02.12 22. Chinari SVD 1 13.50 23.02.12 23. Chinari SVD 4 13.50 Chinari 24.02.12 24. AK 60 14.30-21.00 Chinari 25.02.12 AK 25. 17 10.30 Chinari 25.02.12 AK 26. 40 12.00 Chinari 25.02.12 AK 10 27. 12.25 Chinari 25.02.12 28. SVD 5 12.25 Vazashen 26.02.12 7 29. AK 00.40 Vazashen 26.02.12 PK 30. 2 00.40 25.02.12 AK 31. Berdavan 2 14.40 Chinari 26.02.12 AK 10 32. 13.25 Chinari 26.02.12 Sniper 12.7mm 33. 8 13.25 Chinari 26.02.12 Sniper 12.7mm 34. 3 16.40 Chinari 26.02.12 Sniper 12.7mm 35. 8 17.00 26.02.12 36. Movses DSHK 6 15.25 26.02.12 37. Nerqin Karmiraqhbyur DSHK 17 15.25 26.02.12 DSHK 38. Movses 3 16.00 26.02.12 DSHK 39. Nerqin Karmiraqhbyur 3 16.05 Chinari 26.02.12 DSHK 3 40. 16.40 12-25895 3 A/66/736 S/2012/145 Chinari 26.02.12 41. AK 3 16.40 Nerqin Karmiraqhbyur 26.02.12 3 42. DSHK 16.40 Nerqin Karmiraqhbyur 26.02.12 43. AK 3 16.40 26.02.12 44. Aygepar Sniper 12.7mm 4 16.50 26.02.12 PK 45. Barekamavan 5 16.00 27.02.12 46. Aygepar DSHK 4 16.25 Chinari 28.02.12 47. SVD 4 13.20 Chinari 28.02.12 AK 48. 20 21.00 Chinari 28.02.12 AK 49. 6 21.00 28.02.12 SVD 50. Sarigyuqh 2 10.40 28.02.12 SVD 51. Aygepar 3 10.40 28.02.12 PK 52. Vazashen 2 14.05 Berdavan 28.02.12 53. AK 2 08.20 Berdavan 28.02.12 PK 4 54. 15.40 Berdavan 28.02.12 3 55. SVD 15.40 Berdavan 28.02.12 56. AK 5 15.40 28.02.12 57. Doveqh SVD 5 19.55 Berdavan 28.02.12 AK 58. 4 20.30 Berdavan 28.02.12 AK 59. 1 20.55 Berdavan 29.02.12 AK 60. 30 02.45 Berdavan 29.02.12 AK 61. 15 04.00 4 12-25895 A/66/736 S/2012/145 Violations of the ceasefire by the armed forces of the Republic of Azerbaijan on the borderline of Armenia from 1 to 29 February 2012: Number of violations — 61 Shots — about 470 PK ~ (29), SVD ~ (42), sniper weapon 12.7-mm ~ (23), AK ~ (337), DSHK ~ (39). Violations of the ceasefire by the armed forces of the Republic of Azerbaijan on the borderline of Nagorno Karabakh from 1 to 29 February 2012: Number of violations — 770 Shots — about 3,710 PK ~ (486), SVD ~ (332), AK ~ (2,826), sniper weapon 12.7-mm ~ (36), machine gun 12.7-mm ~ (30). 12-25895 5 .
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