Foreign media: Turkey has sent about 4,000 combatants to Azerbaijan

　　China News Service, September 28. According to Reuters, the Armenian ambassador to Russia said on the 28th local time that Turkey had sent about 4,000 fighters to Azerbaijan from northern Syria.

　　Armenia and Azerbaijan broke out in a new round of conflict in the Naka region on the 27th. Both sides accused each other of violating the ceasefire agreement and taking the lead in launching a military offensive. The conflict caused more than 100 casualties.

On September 27, local time, a new round of conflict broke out in Armenia and Azerbaijan in the Naka region. Both sides accused each other of violating the ceasefire agreement and taking the lead in launching a military offensive.

Both sides of Asia and Afghanistan said that the current conflict in the contact line between the two sides in the Naqqa area is still continuing.

After the conflict, both countries carried out military mobilization at home on the same day.

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　　On September 27th, President Aliyev of Azerbaijan signed a decree declaring that the country has entered a state of war and imposing martial law across the country.

　　As an ally of Azerbaijan, Turkey has criticized Armenia, saying it will "fully support" Azerbaijan.

Turkish President Erdogan said on social media, “Turkey will continue to provide support to the Azerbaijani brothers.”

　　Harutyyanyan, the leader of the local government in the Naka region, said that Turkey is providing Azerbaijan with mercenaries and warplanes, which shows that "the conflict has exceeded the scope of the Naka region."

　　The Naka region is located in southwestern Azerbaijan, and its residents are mostly Armenians.

After the disintegration of the Soviet Union, Azerbaijan and Armenia broke out in a battle for Nagorny, and Armenia occupied Nagorny and its surrounding parts of Azerbaijan.

In 1994, Azerbaijan and Armenia reached an agreement on a comprehensive ceasefire, but the two countries have been in a state of hostility due to the Naka issue, and armed conflicts between the two countries have occurred from time to time.