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A couple of days ago someone changed the boundaries of Azerbaijan in the way that you describe. It wasn't reported to us directly, but I did notice a forum thread about it and undid the changes that caused the problem.
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The maps that you see at OpenStreetMap.org take some time to update at different zoom levels. For me, it has already updated at zoom 17 but not at lower zooms such as zoom 6. It will sort itself out, but will take time, due to the much publicised elsewhere speed problems that people are experiencing.
As an aside, it's worth mentioning that what you see in maps such as Google (and some applications based on OSM data) and what you see at OpenStreetMap.org are fundamentally different views of the world. OpenStreetMap's "standard" map layer tries to be objective - it shows one view of the world to everyone, whereas Google will show you whatever "alternative facts" people in your country are told they must believe (countries sometimes have rules that say describe how they should be represented, and sometimes this is directly at odds with neighbouring countries). Even some otherwise sensible places have laws about this sort of thing.
Is there an estimate of time of when the maps will be updated so that the borders will look correctly and same in all zoom levels? When can we see the correct borders in lower zoom levels such as 5,6, 7..
I can't give an answer to that, although I do know that changes are being made to enforce the tile usage policy better to reduce the load from e.g. commercial apps that just can't be bothered to get a licence from a commercial tile provider.
I just updated the relevant metatiles for zoom 6-12 on all servers except scorch (still too busy), using "/dirty" tile requests. Zooms 4 and 5 are taking longer, so I only triggered updates on the stronger servers.
That image looks like zoom 7 from the "OpenStreetMap Carto" tiles, and you've coloured in area around the eastern edge of the area controlled as "Artsakh Republic" in yellow. Zoom in 1 level and those tiles will show the military area that is mapped there (though some tiles at that zoom are still not updated after the border change).
"What data OSM has" and "how a particular map chooses to display it" are two different things. If you believe that an admin_level=3 border looks too much like an admin_level=2 border at certain OSM Carto zoom levels then please raise that issue with the OSM Carto developers. It's not the first time that that has been mentioned, but please be aware that it is difficult to show every possible nuance on a single map that people will interpret for different things.
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The statement by the Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry said that Azerbaijan, both before and after the Second Karabakh War in the fall of 2020, repeatedly demanded Armenia to submit minefield maps, but that the accuracy of those given to Baku is only 25%.
"At the same time, it is worth noting that more than 55% of landmine explosions in recent years occurred in locations outside the areas where maps were provided by Armenia," the statement said, adding 342 Azerbaijanis have become mine victims since the fall of 2020.
"Moreover, urgent measures have to be taken by Armenia to provide information on the fate of 4,000 missing Azerbaijanis and places of mass graves where Azerbaijanis have been buried over the last 30 years," it added.
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