YEREVAN (Reuters) - The Armenian-backed breakaway region of Nagorno-Karabakh said two of its soldiers were killed by gunfire from Azerbaijan early on Tuesday, as tensions simmered weeks after an eruption of clashes.
Both sides said they exchanged fire overnight and blamed each other for starting the fighting.
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