LATEST UPDATES: Armenia warns deadly violence with Azerbaijan could escalate to war

Armenia is warning deadly violence with Azerbaijan could escalate to war.
Armenia's prime minister says he is asked a Russian-led security force to intervene.
The Russian-led Collective Security Treaty Organisation is sending a fact finding mission.
At least 155 soldiers have been killed from both sides in worst fighting since 2020.
UN, US and EU call for an immediate end to fighting between Armenia and Azerbaijan.

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A senior Armenian official said late on Wednesday that a truce had been agreed with Azerbaijan after two days of violence linked to a decades-old dispute between the ex-Soviet states over the territory of Nagorno-Karabakh.

There was no word from Azerbaijan about a truce to halt the deadliest exchanges between the countries since 2020.

Russia is the pre-eminent diplomatic force in the region and maintains 2,000 peacekeepers there. Moscow brokered the deal that ended the 2020 fighting - dubbed the second Karabakh war - in which hundreds died.