Armenia’s continued refusal to provide complete and accurate maps of landmined areas to Azerbaijan poses a grave threat to civilians and all people who reside in these territories, Azerbaijan’s Foreign Ministry said on Monday.

Azerbaijan’s Human Rights Commissioner (Ombudsperson) Sabina Aliyeva has called for global action as Armenia’s landmine terror continues.

Azerbaijan’s Milli Majlis (parliament) urged the international community to exert pressure on Armenia.

Baku once again urged Yerevan to share accurate information on landmines massively planted by Armenia on the territory of Azerbaijan during the occupation.

Landmines, indiscriminately placed by Armenia in the territories of Azerbaijan, are continuing to pose a threat to innocent people, Azerbaijan’s Foreign Ministry has stated.

As many as 41 people fell victim to Armenia’s continued landmine terror in the liberated Azerbaijani territories in 2024, Prosecutor General of Azerbaijan Kamran Aliyev said on Monday.

Unfortunately, Armenia continues to pursue a policy of mine terror against Azerbaijan, as more than a million mines were planted during the 30-year-long occupation, Hikmet Hajiyev, Assistant to the President of Azerbaijan and Head of the Foreign Policy Affairs Department of the Presidential Administration, told journalists on Thursday.

An Azerbaijani Army serviceman was injured as he stepped on a landmine planted by Armenian armed forces.

Baku on Monday called on the international community not to turn a blind eye to Armenia’s continuing landmine terror against Azerbaijan, News.Az reports.