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Yellow: offence
Blue: ceasefire
Green: other

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This July, there was a clash in Tavush. thirteen Azerbaijanis, including one civilian and five Armenians were killed.

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On the 16 September, a fight erupted on the border of Nagorno-Karabakh. One Armenian soldier was killed, and five days later, one Azerbaijani soldier was killed.

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Another fight occurs along the Nagorno-Karabagh Line of Contact. The fighting was severe. Armenia declares martial law and complete mobilisation; Azerbaijan enacts martial law and a curfew.

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Azerbaijan partially mobilises.

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Armenia claims a Turkish F-16 shot down one of their planes.

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UN speaks out about the war and advises all sides to back down. A ceasefire overseen by Russia and facilitated by the Red Cross starts this day. The opposing sides were supposed to return the dead and wounded and exchange prisoners, but this was stopped because neither side adhered to the ceasefire.

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US-backed ceasefire. This ceasefire was meant to take effect at 8:00AM local time, but the 45 minutes later, the fighting continued. Both sides blame each other.

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Shusha was captured by the Azerbaijanis. Shusha (Shushi in Armenian) is the second largest peopled area in Nagorno-Karabakh, so this occupation is significant.

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A new peace treaty was signed between Russian President Vladimir Putin, the Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev and the Arminian Prime Minister, Nikol Pashinyan. (This is the picture in the background).

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Azerbaijani troops begin to retake land in Nagorno-Karabakh lost to Armenia, as stated by the peace treaty. Armenian residents flee and burn down their own homes so that an Azerbaijani can't live there.

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Mass protests in Armenia; public call for the Prime Minister to resign over his handling of the crisis. Many Armenians view him as unpatriotic and even a traitor to their country.

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Amnesty International analyses 22 videos displaying atrocities and war crimes committed by both sides, including the decapitation of an Armenian civilian by an Azerbaijani soldier.