Greek hackers from ‘Anonymous Greece’ hacked over 150 state websites of Azerbaijan government in support of Armenia. Breaching the online security of the state owned website the hacker also downloaded information from there.

“As a little support to the Armenians we brought down 150 Azerbaijan government websites,” Anonymous Greece announced on Facebook.

However, the majority of the state websites are back to work again, but with major functioning issues.

Meanwhile, the Azerbaijani Army has lost more than 3,000 servicemen since the eruption of hostilities in conflict-torn Nagorno-Karabakh, the press secretary of the president of the self-proclaimed Republic of Artsakh said on Saturday.

"The intelligence data show that the Azerbaijani losses had already exceeded 3,000 servicemen. Most bodies remain in the neutral zone, and nothing is being done for their transportation," Vagram Pogosyan wrote on his Facebook page.

(With inputs from agencies)

Greek hackers from ‘Anonymous Greece’ hacked over 150 state websites of Azerbaijan government in support of Armenia. Breaching the online security of the state owned website the hacker also downloaded information from there.

Greek hackers from ‘Anonymous Greece’ hacked over 150 state websites of Azerbaijan government in support of Armenia. Breaching the online security of the state owned website the hacker also downloaded information from there. “As a little support to the Armenians we brought down 150 Azerbaijan government websites,” Anonymous Greece announced on Facebook. However, the majority of the state websites are back to work again, but with major functioning issues. Meanwhile, the Azerbaijani Army has lost more than 3,000 servicemen since the eruption of hostilities in conflict-torn Nagorno-Karabakh, the press secretary of the president of the self-proclaimed Republic of Artsakh said on Saturday. "The intelligence data show that the Azerbaijani losses had already exceeded 3,000 servicemen. Most bodies remain in the neutral zone, and nothing is being done for their transportation," Vagram Pogosyan wrote on his Facebook page. (With inputs from agencies)

Greek hackers bring down over 150 Azerbaijani government websites as sign of support for Armenia

Armenian officials said that Azerbaijan forces engaged in heavy fighting over the Nagorno-Karabakh region after Azerbaijan launched a new offensive on Saturday.

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Armenian defence ministry spokeswoman Shushan Stepanyan said: "Heavy fighting is ongoing on other flanks," while the Azerbaijan defence ministry said it had "captured new footholds in Karabakh".

At least 200 people have been killed in the fighting which erupted last week.

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Meanwhile, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo urged "third parties" to stay out of the conflict. Armenia had announced earlier that it would work with Russia, United States and France for a ceasefire in Nagorno-Karabakh.

"We (already) saw Syrian fighters taken from the battlefields in Syria to Libya," the US secretary of state said adding that it "created more instability, more turbulence, more conflict, more fighting, less peace".

"I think it would do the same thing in the conflict in and around Nagorno-Karabakh as well. So I hope that reporting proves inaccurate," he added.

"This is a longstanding conflict in this border space, when those tensions rise, internationalising this, third parties bringing ammunition, weapon systems ... you increase the complexity, you increase the risk of loss of lives, you decrease the capacity for peace," Pompeo added.

"We've urged everyone to just stay out of this other than to urge that there be a ceasefire and that dialogue be the methodology by which order is restored, peace is restored. At least we hope that's the case," he said.

"We’ve certainly communicated that to both the Azerbaijanis and Armenian leaders, and to the Turks as well," Pompeo asserted.

Turkey, however, said the three big powers should not have any role in peacemaking.

Armenian officials said that Azerbaijan forces engaged in heavy fighting over the Nagorno-Karabakh region after Azerbaijan launched a new offensive on Saturday. Watch: Armenian defence ministry spokeswoman Shushan Stepanyan said: "Heavy fighting is ongoing on other flanks," while the Azerbaijan defence ministry said it had "captured new footholds in Karabakh".

Armenian officials said that Azerbaijan forces engaged in heavy fighting over the Nagorno-Karabakh region after Azerbaijan launched a new offensive on Saturday. Watch: Armenian defence ministry spokeswoman Shushan Stepanyan said: "Heavy fighting is ongoing on other flanks," while the Azerbaijan defence ministry said it had "captured new footholds in Karabakh". At least 200 people have been killed in the fighting which erupted last week. Also Read: Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict can threaten oil supply in the region Meanwhile, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo urged "third parties" to stay out of the conflict. Armenia had announced earlier that it would work with Russia, United States and France for a ceasefire in Nagorno-Karabakh. "We (already) saw Syrian fighters taken from the battlefields in Syria to Libya," the US secretary of state said adding that it "created more instability, more turbulence, more conflict, more fighting, less peace". "I think it would do the same thing in the conflict in and around Nagorno-Karabakh as well. So I hope that reporting proves inaccurate," he added. "This is a longstanding conflict in this border space, when those tensions rise, internationalising this, third parties bringing ammunition, weapon systems ... you increase the complexity, you increase the risk of loss of lives, you decrease the capacity for peace," Pompeo added. "We've urged everyone to just stay out of this other than to urge that there be a ceasefire and that dialogue be the methodology by which order is restored, peace is restored. At least we hope that's the case," he said. "We’ve certainly communicated that to both the Azerbaijanis and Armenian leaders, and to the Turks as well," Pompeo asserted. Turkey, however, said the three big powers should not have any role in peacemaking.

Armenia, Azerbaijan forces engaged in heavy fighting over Nagorno-Karabakh

The United States, UK and Russia have called for 'immediate' ceasefire in Karabakh even as Turkish President Erdogan said a ceasefire in Nagorno Karabakh was only possible if Armenian forces pull back.

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"The way for a lasting ceasefire in this region depends on Armenians' withdrawal from every span of Azerbaijani territory," Erdogan said.

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In a statement French President Emmanuel Macron, Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, said: "We call for an immediate cessation of hostilities between the relevant military forces."

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"We also call on the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan to commit without delay to resuming substantive negotiations," the leaders added.

Amid the calls for peace, Armenian and Azerbaijani forces intensified shelling in which 130 people have died so far. The Armenian defence ministry said that fighting had "intensified" while claiming that it had inflicted "enormous losses" killing at least 350-360 Azerbaijani troops.

However, Azerbaijan's defence ministry said that it had &nbsp;carried out "crushing artillery strikes against Armenian forces' positions in the occupied territories".&nbsp;

The United States, UK and Russia have called for 'immediate' ceasefire in Karabakh even as Turkish President Erdogan said a ceasefire in Nagorno Karabakh was only possible if Armenian forces pull back.

The United States, UK and Russia have called for 'immediate' ceasefire in Karabakh even as Turkish President Erdogan said a ceasefire in Nagorno Karabakh was only possible if Armenian forces pull back. Watch: "The way for a lasting ceasefire in this region depends on Armenians' withdrawal from every span of Azerbaijani territory," Erdogan said. See Pics: Armenia and Azerbaijan: A decades-long bloody rivalry In a statement French President Emmanuel Macron, Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, said: "We call for an immediate cessation of hostilities between the relevant military forces." Read: Death toll rises in Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict despite calls for peace "We also call on the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan to commit without delay to resuming substantive negotiations," the leaders added. Amid the calls for peace, Armenian and Azerbaijani forces intensified shelling in which 130 people have died so far. The Armenian defence ministry said that fighting had "intensified" while claiming that it had inflicted "enormous losses" killing at least 350-360 Azerbaijani troops. However, Azerbaijan's defence ministry said that it had carried out "crushing artillery strikes against Armenian forces' positions in the occupied territories".

Amid Armenia, Azerbaijan clash, US, Russia & UK urge 'immediate' ceasefire in Karabakh as fighting continues

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