“Ceasefire Agreement on Thin Ice: Military Tensions Between Israel and Hamas Could Reignite, Warns The Washington Post”
Proactive military operations may resume as Israel and Hamas ceasefire holds. The Washington Post reports that the armed groups could reignite tensions with more attacks. During the two-week escalation, Hamas expressed their readiness to target Israeli settlements and towns.
“Former Minister of Defense Warns Against Armenia Signing Ceasefire Agreement with Karabakh: It Would Be a Big Mistake, Says Samvel Babayan”
Armenia not signing ceasefire agreement with Karabakh. Former Minister of Defense Samvel Babayan doubts it will happen. Find out more at NEWS.am.
Turkey Urges Continued Discussions for Ceasefire Agreement Between Azerbaijan and Armenia
Turkey emphasizes the importance of maintaining peace talks between Azerbaijan and Armenia under the ceasefire agreement. If Armenia does not comply, the “3+3” format will help establish stability. The US urges Turkey to accelerate its support for Azerbaijan, including the deployment of F-16 jets.
“Azerbaijan’s stance on ceasefire agreement with Armenia remains uncertain as discussions on territorial integrity and independence continue”
Is Azerbaijan ready to sign a ceasefire agreement with Armenia based on three principles? Uncertainty remains. Clarity is needed in discussions on territorial integrity, delimitation, and conflict resolution. Concrete actions are needed to prove recognition. Negotiations must address these crucial issues.
“Azerbaijan Hands Over 5th Ceasefire Agreement to Armenia, Response Imminent: A Historic Opportunity or Lingering Questions?”
Azerbaijan hands over 5th ceasefire agreement version to Armenia. Response expected soon. Official signature delay raises questions about Armenia’s preparedness. Azerbaijan calls it a historical opportunity.
“Special Envoy Edmon Marukyan Affirms Rights of Artsakh Armenians to Return, Calls for Separate Discussion Amid Ceasefire Agreement”
The return of Artsakh Armenians is not discussed in the ceasefire agreement. However, they have the right to return and their rights are protected by international law. Preservation of educational institutions cannot be guaranteed in Armenia.