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Ethnic Armenian separatists in Azerbaijan's region of Nagorno-Karabakh surrendered arms Friday to Russian peacekeepers, Russia's Defence Ministry said, two days after Azerbaijan reclaimed control of the breakaway region that has long been at the centre of a conflict with neighbouring Armenia. The ethnic Armenian armed groups handed over six armoured vehicles, more than small arms units and 5, rounds of ammunition to the peacekeepers, the ministry said in a statement. Azerbaijan on Tuesday launched a major military operation against Armenian positions in what it called an 'anti-terrorist operation,' demanding that the Armenians lay down arms and that the separatist government disband. A day later, Nagorno-Karabakh authorities agreed to the military demands, but talks on how to reintegrate the region into Azerbaijan are continuing. The Russian Defence Ministry said it recorded two ceasefire violations in the region Friday but said there were no casualties and that it was conducting an investigation in co-operation with Azerbaijan and representatives from Nagorno-Karabakh. Russia has been a key partner of Armenia since the collapse of the Soviet Union in but ties between the two have become strained recently as Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has criticized Russia's failure to protect Nagorno-Karabakh and argued that Armenia needs to turn to the West to ensure its security. Moscow, in turn, has expressed dismay about Pashinyan's pro-Western tilt. Earlier Friday, Azerbaijan said it was delivering food and other humanitarian aid to Nagorno-Karabakh, which has been cut off from supplies since late last year because of Azerbaijan's blockade of the Lachin Corridor, the region's only link to Armenia. The ordeal for Nagorno-Karabakh's , people worsened this week, as thousands fled the recent fighting without being able to take food with them. Improving the supply of food and other basic needs will be a key issue in building stability in the region, which is within Azerbaijan but which has been under the control of ethnic Armenian forces since Pashinyan on Friday said at a government meeting that there was no immediate need for the region's ethnic Armenians to leave their homes, but said Armenia is prepared to receive as many as 40, evacuees if needed. We cannot live with Azerbaijan,' year-old Hayk Harutunyan said in Stepanakert, the regional capital. Harutunyan said city is full of refugees who fled areas that came under control of Azerbaijani forces this week,. More than people, including children, were at a Russian peacekeeping base Nagorno-Karabakh on Friday and weren't immediately able to return home, Russia's Defence Ministry said. 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