Clashes between Armenian and Azerbaijani forces have been raging now for over a week, and Turkey, Russia and France have all gotten directly involved in the conflict. Now it seems that Israel is also being dragged into the regional dispute.

On Sept. 30, assistant to Azerbaijan President Hikmet Hajiyev told the Israeli news outlet Walla that the his country’s military has been using Israeli-made attack drones in the recent fighting. Hailing their effectiveness, he said, “Hats off to the engineers who designed it,” adding that his people “very much appreciate the cooperation with Israel, especially the defense cooperation.”

Drone footage released by Azerbaijan of a strike on a Nagorno-Karabakh artillery position appeared to show an Israeli drone. Another Sept. 30 report that has not been confirmed claimed that two mysterious cargo flights from Israel had landed in Baku. Reports from Oct. 2 contained a video of an Israeli LORA missile allegedly striking a bridge in Armenia.

On Oct. 1, Armenia recalled its ambassador to Israel for consultations over Israeli weapons sales to its enemy. Armenian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Anna Naghdalyan called Israel's practices "unacceptable" and condemned its “supply of ultra-modern weapons to Azerbaijan.”