“Russian Peacekeepers’ Presence in Karabakh Unauthorized, Says Member of Russian Peacekeeping Committee”
Russian peacekeeping presence in Karabakh unauthorized, says General-Lieutenant Viktor Sobjlev. Armenia’s withdrawal made it unwarranted. Situation in Yerevan incomprehensible. Armenia’s decision correct to protect Russian interests. By NEWS.am
“Russian Military Presence in Karabakh Decreases, Raises Questions on Security and Return of Armenians”
Russian military presence in Armenian-populated areas of Karabakh has decreased, according to Gazeta.Ru. Azerbaijan has not raised the issue of withdrawal, as it may involve Russia. The presence is seen as necessary for security, as Armenians face challenges in returning due to Azerbaijan’s conditions.
“Injured Soldiers in Karabakh Military Campaign Out of Danger, Confirms Armenian Defense Minister”
Good news! The two injured soldiers in Karabakh military campaign are safe. The Defense Minister confirmed their injuries were minor and not life-threatening.
“Armenia Considers Dialogue with Azerbaijan on European Platforms, but Karabakh Objects: NEWS.am Report”
In a press conference, Armenian deputy explains why Karabakh did not agree to dialogue with Azerbaijan on European platforms. Bilateral cooperation projects and international recognition of Artsakh are discussed, but with no result. Representatives of different countries visited Artsakh for meetings, raising questions about the purpose. The Deputy Prime Minister suggests that Artsakh should be autonomous within Azerbaijan, while pointing out the support of Turkey for Azerbaijan.
Armenian Government Implements Housing Support Program for Karabakh Displaced Residents, Financial Assistance of 3 to 5 Million Drams Available
The Armenian government plans to implement a housing support program for displaced residents from Karabakh. Financial assistance of 3 to 5 million drams will be provided for purchasing or building homes. Social housing will also be offered in regions with ongoing infrastructure construction. The program will be implemented in phases, with priority given to families with three or more underage children. Housing support will be available gradually, with some families eligible for rental assistance until 2025.
Russia Pledges Support for Refugee Return to Karabakh, Seeks Integration with Moscow’s Help
Russia supports the return of refugees to Karabakh, aiming to reintegrate the region. Russia plans to take control of key roads and ensure the return of Armenians. This program has the potential for success. Moscow understands the significance of the Syunik roads and aims to strengthen its integration. However, Russia’s actions are closely monitored, as it maintains a military advantage in the region.
“Turkey and Russia’s Lack of Contact in Karabakh Raises Concerns, says Turkish Foreign Minister”
Find out what Turkish Foreign Minister Mustafa Aydın said regarding the lack of contact between Turkey and Russia in Karabakh, unlike in Libya. He also mentioned how Azerbaijan utilized Turkish military and drones against Russian defense systems in the second Karabakh war. Moreover, the article highlights Russia’s increased military presence in the South Caucasus and Turkey’s significance in Azerbaijan’s affairs after a century.
“Government Provides Housing Assistance to Displaced Armenians in Karabakh Region”
Armenian government launches housing assistance program in Karabakh to help displaced citizens. Three options available: building, acquiring, or living in social housing units. Program offers financial support of 3 million AMD per family member. Ownership rights transferred after 10 years. Restrictions apply to veterans, certain social groups, and Armenian citizens only.
“Azerbaijan’s President Warns of Higher Casualties in Karabakh and Lachin Marches, Vows to Continue War Until Goal is Achieved: Exclusive Interview”
Armenia’s President Ilham Aliyev warns of higher casualties in Azeri marches. He says casualties are even greater than during the 44-day war. Azerbaijan is ready to continue until its goal is reached.
“Russia Launches Airstrikes and Artillery Attacks on Karabakh Amidst Growing Tensions: New Escalation Looms”
Russia’s military activities near Karabakh signal a potential escalation, as airstrikes and attacks on civilian buildings continue. An air escalation is possible by January 15, with casualties expected to rise.