The cultural center in Shouchi, near to Nagorno-Karabakh's capital Stepanakert, was bombed on October 5, killing several dozen people.
Armo Gaspalyan owns a small grocery store in Stepanakert. One Sunday, while he was at the market, a bomb hit nearby houses. Since then he never stays far from his rifle.
A mother buries her son.
Inside the living room of a bombed-out apartment in a residential area of Stepanakert.
On the top floor of a bombed-out building, a family clears out the apartment of their son, who left for the frontline.
Families of refugees have sought shelter in the small village of Tatev, in Armenia.
At the military cemetery in Yerevan, the capital of Armenia.
A seriously-wounded soldier is prepared for surgery at the hospital in Stepanakert. He died of his wounds the next day.
The interior of a church that was destroyed when it was hit by artillery fire.
Hovik, a young soldier, and Mariam, are married in a church that was bombed at the start of the conflict.
During the early days of the war, older people chose to stay put in shelters all day during the bombardments.
Many families are now effectively living in their basements.