Armenian
On 13 July, Bagrat Galstanyan, Primate of the Tavush Diocese of the Armenian Apostolic Church said that "no matter how much the enemy forces try to cause trouble, this is our village, our people, peaceful and calm, ready for anything at any moment" and that the Armenian people are "in this situation together.
Both the losses and achievements are ours".

On 15 July, several dozen representatives of the youth wing of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation held a rally in front of the Ukrainian Embassy in Yerevan and poured borscht on the building, because of the statement issues by Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine on 13 July.

Turkey's support to Azerbaijan during the clashes and Erdogan's subsequent statements are seen by many ethnic Armenians as a demonstration of Turkey's genocidal intentions.

Azerbaijani
On 12 July, a few hours after the initial clashes, civilians in Ağdam village held a demonstration in support of the Azerbaijani soldiers.

At around 23:00, mass pro-war protests erupted in Qobu, where Azerbaijani IDPs live.
Protesters shouted "Karabakh!", "
Freedom!",
and "Martyrs do not die, the homeland will not be divided" while moving to Freedom Square.
Local police intervened, but were initially not able to stop the protesters.
At around 1:00, protestors reached Sabail.
Protesters were broadcasting the events via Facebook Live.
Around 30 thousand people were watching it.
At around 1:40, Rapid Police Unit dispersed the crowd, and live-stream was deleted.

At around 03:20, pro-war protests erupted in Xocəsən, which lasted for 20 minutes until Rapid Police Unit and Internal Troops intervened.

At around 20:00, a group of protesters with Azerbaijani and Turkish flags gathered in Tovuz District to support the Azerbaijani Armed Forces.
The protesters, who showed the "Grey Wolves gesture", chanted slogans such as "we are fearless Turks!"
and "long live Azerbaijan!".
The protesters wanted to voluntarily join the army.

On 14 July, at around 16:00, "Karabakh March" started in Sumqayıt and Əhmədli, where hundreds of participants shouted chants such as "Azerbaijan!", "
Karabakh is ours!", "
Martyrs do not die, the homeland will not be divided", and "You have a martyr, Sumqayıt".
The demonstrations then spread to others parts of Baku, gathering thousands of participants.
According to the participants, there were around 15 thousand demonstrators when they reached the Maiden Tower.
At 23:30, the demonstrators reached Martyrs' Lane, shouting chants like "Either Karabakh, or death!"
and "Let the quarantine end, let the war begin!".
BBC News reported that up to 30 thousand demonstrators took the streets.
According to Muntazir, there were about 10 thousand demonstrators at the end of the initial demonstrations.

After the initial demonstrations, a smaller group breached the National Assembly.
The demonstrators, who gathered on the first floor of the National Assembly, damaged number of the properties of the Parliament that worths 22,150 AZN in total.
Police called on the demonstrators to leave the building and they were evicted from the parliament building.
Despite that, some demonstrators started to throw stones at police officers, and injured seven police officers.
In addition to that, the demonstrators turned over and damaged two cars owned by State Traffic Police Department, and damaged 14 more state-owned cars.

In a screed delivered on July 15, the day after the rally, President Aliyev targeted the largest opposition party, the Popular Front Party of Azerbaijan.
 He declared that “we need to finish with the ‘fifth column‘" and the Popular Front is “worse than the Armenians.”
Azerbaijani security services began arresting party members and others.
According to Azerbaijani sources as many as 120 people are currently held in jail, including some deputy leaders of the party as well as journalists.
On July 20 the U.S. State Department urged Azerbaijan to avoid using the pandemic to silence “civil society advocacy, opposition voices, or public discussion.”
On 13 August the Amnesty International also urged to end the "violent per
Armenian
On 13 July, Bagrat Galstanyan, Primate of the Tavush Diocese of the Armenian Apostolic Church said that "no matter how much the enemy forces try to cause trouble, this is our village, our people, peaceful and calm, ready for anything at any moment" and that the Armenian people are "in this situation together. Both the losses and achievements are ours".
On 15 July, several dozen representatives of the youth wing of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation held a rally in front of the Ukrainian Embassy in Yerevan and poured borscht on the building, because of the statement issues by Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine on 13 July.
Turkey's support to Azerbaijan during the clashes and Erdogan's subsequent statements are seen by many ethnic Armenians as a demonstration of Turkey's genocidal intentions.
Azerbaijani
On 12 July, a few hours after the initial clashes, civilians in Ağdam village held a demonstration in support of the Azerbaijani soldiers.
At around 23:00, mass pro-war protests erupted in Qobu, where Azerbaijani IDPs live. Protesters shouted "Karabakh!", "Freedom!", and "Martyrs do not die, the homeland will not be divided" while moving to Freedom Square. Local police intervened, but were initially not able to stop the protesters. At around 1:00, protestors reached Sabail. Protesters were broadcasting the events via Facebook Live. Around 30 thousand people were watching it. At around 1:40, Rapid Police Unit dispersed the crowd, and live-stream was deleted.
At around 03:20, pro-war protests erupted in Xocəsən, which lasted for 20 minutes until Rapid Police Unit and Internal Troops intervened.
At around 20:00, a group of protesters with Azerbaijani and Turkish flags gathered in Tovuz District to support the Azerbaijani Armed Forces. The protesters, who showed the "Grey Wolves gesture", chanted slogans such as "we are fearless Turks!" and "long live Azerbaijan!". The protesters wanted to voluntarily join the army.
On 14 July, at around 16:00, "Karabakh March" started in Sumqayıt and Əhmədli, where hundreds of participants shouted chants such as "Azerbaijan!", "Karabakh is ours!", "Martyrs do not die, the homeland will not be divided", and "You have a martyr, Sumqayıt". The demonstrations then spread to others parts of Baku, gathering thousands of participants. According to the participants, there were around 15 thousand demonstrators when they reached the Maiden Tower. At 23:30, the demonstrators reached Martyrs' Lane, shouting chants like "Either Karabakh, or death!" and "Let the quarantine end, let the war begin!". BBC News reported that up to 30 thousand demonstrators took the streets. According to Muntazir, there were about 10 thousand demonstrators at the end of the initial demonstrations.
After the initial demonstrations, a smaller group breached the National Assembly. The demonstrators, who gathered on the first floor of the National Assembly, damaged number of the properties of the Parliament that worths 22,150 AZN in total. Police called on the demonstrators to leave the building and they were evicted from the parliament building. Despite that, some demonstrators started to throw stones at police officers, and injured seven police officers. In addition to that, the demonstrators turned over and damaged two cars owned by State Traffic Police Department, and damaged 14 more state-owned cars.
In a screed delivered on July 15, the day after the rally, President Aliyev targeted the largest opposition party, the Popular Front Party of Azerbaijan.  He declared that “we need to finish with the ‘fifth column‘" and the Popular Front is “worse than the Armenians.” Azerbaijani security services began arresting party members and others. According to Azerbaijani sources as many as 120 people are currently held in jail, including some deputy leaders of the party as well as journalists. On July 20 the U.S. State Department urged Azerbaijan to avoid using the pandemic to silence “civil society advocacy, opposition voices, or public discussion.” On 13 August the Amnesty International also urged to end the "violent per
2020 Armenian–Azerbaijani clashes