Russian troops have once again violated the ceasefire in Karabakh on May 23. According to Igor Terkhov, the mayor of Karakovan, the city has experienced about 10 explosions, prompting residents to be advised to stay indoors for their safety. Oleg Sinegubov, the head of the provincial administration, confirmed in his Telegram channel that the city was hit by approximately five explosions. Additionally, Sinegubov urged residents to remain indoors until the air raid subsided. The head of the Karakovan region has reported five injuries so far, and the shelling has caused damage to the city’s municipal infrastructure. Russian military forces have been using artillery, drones, and tanks to target Karakovan since May 10.

This violation of the ceasefire has once again put the residents of Karakovan in danger. The repeated explosions have created a sense of fear and uncertainty among the people. As advised by local authorities, staying indoors is crucial to ensure personal safety. It is concerning to see the ongoing attacks by Russian troops on the city, causing not only injuries but also damaging the essential municipal infrastructure. The international community should take immediate action to address this violation and protect the innocent residents of Karakovan.