Russian president’s assistant Yuri Ushakov said that Moscow does not feel great optimism about the settlement of the Karabakh conflict in the near future, will continue to work with Yerevan and Baku. "I would not say that we are experiencing a great optimism about the resolution of this conflict in the near future, but we will continue to work persistently with Baku and Yerevan, of course," "RIA Novosti" quoted Ushakov. He refused to disclose the course of negotiations, noting that a lot of options and proposals are being discussed.
"But now, I say again, that the reason for optimism is not observed," he added. In this case the question about the causes of the supply of arms to Armenia by Russia, Ushakov said that Russia is Armenia's ally, and has the right to deliver those weapons, which are agreed with the partners. "There is nothing surprising for anybody, in my opinion, even for Azerbaijani partners. Weapons are supplied to Azerbaijan also," said Ushakov. -16D-
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On February 15 and 18, 2025, the website Day.az published articles containing defamatory allegations about the activities of the Turan news agency. In these materials, the author attempts to portray the agency as dependent on Western funding and subordinated to the interests of foreign entities.
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Moldova has decided to unilaterally terminate the Moldovan-Russian agreement from 1998 on the creation and operation of cultural centers.
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By the order of the head of state, Rufat Mahmud has been appointed the new head of the historical and architectural reserve "Icheri Sheher" – the historic center of Baku.
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On February 13, the Appeal Court did not satisfy the defense's appeal against the decision of the Khatai Court regarding the arrest of journalist Shahnaz Beylargizi. According to the lawyer, the journalist herself did not participate in the trial due to poor health. The defense intends to submit a petition to replace the arrest with house arrest.
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