By the end of hostilities in 1994, Armenians controlled up to 16 percent of Azerbaijani territory, including Nagorno-Karabakh itself.

Food was scarce, Armenian troops were marching through Azerbaijani territory, and contending warlords had reduced the countryside to virtual anarchy.

Both operators provide coverage of the whole Azerbaijani territory (except the territory of Nagorno-Karabakh).

A few months earlier, in April, Karabakh had seized a large chunk of Azerbaijani territory on the west.

It is surrounded by Azerbaijani territory and governed by Azerbaijan, although three-fourths of the population is Armenian.

But both Armenia and Azerbaijan pledged to support the peace plan, which calls for Armenians to withdraw from recently conquered Azerbaijani territory.

In addition, his stay on the disputed Azerbaijani territory was paid for by the government of Armenia.

This report is very critical of the Armenian occupation of Azerbaijani territory.

Several battalions of Armenia's army are deployed directly in the Karabakh zone on occupied Azerbaijani territory.

Throughout Mammadov's term in office, most of Azerbaijani territories were not recaptured and remained under Armenian military control.