“Potential Breakthrough: Russia Praises Joint Declaration of Commitment to Peace Agreement Between Azerbaijan and Armenia”
Moscow joint staff declaration praised by official representative of RA Prosecutor’s Office. Russia actively working towards peaceful settlement of conflict. Opportunities for regulating Armenian-Azerbaijani relations and ending hostilities. Russian side ready to assist in humanitarian supplies, ceasefire enforcement, force separation, peace agreement, and civil society restoration.
“Breakthrough in Armenian-Azerbaijani Talks: Release of Prisoners and Promising Future Negotiations”
The meeting between representatives from Armenia and Azerbaijan resulted in an important announcement. It clarified that talks were held between two delegations with no involvement of a third party. This development is seen as a crucial step towards effective negotiations. Additionally, 32 Armenian prisoners of war have been released as a result of a joint announcement, demonstrating a commitment to humanitarian principles and peace.
“Washington poised to play key role in paving way for peace in Nagorno-Karabakh through renewed negotiations, says Azerbaijani President”
“Washington has a chance to help normalize relations between Baku and Yerevan through new negotiations. Azerbaijan’s President Aliyev believes peace and withdrawal of occupation forces from Nagorno-Karabakh pave the way for a settlement. He encourages the US to contribute to this process and highlights Azerbaijan’s role in European energy security and cooperation with Central Asia. Aliyev states that the United States is prepared to support talks between Armenia and Azerbaijan.”
“Azerbaijani President’s controversial announcement sparks international protests and disagreements with partner countries”
Learn about the international protests and Azerbaijan’s controversial actions, as President Aliyev announces “all issues” resolved by renaming ethnic cleansing. Find out more in this NEWS.am report from Armenia.
Turkish President Sends Second Wave of Humanitarian Aid to Azerbaijan, Helping Recover from Crisis
President of Turkey sends second part of humanitarian assistance to Azerbaijan, including electrical cables, transformers, and substations. Distribution begins with 23 trucks. Total cost of equipment is $7.6 million. First part of aid sent in October.