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Demining of the new road to Shusha has begun
Baku/30.11.20/Turan: Work is underway to mine the territories through which a new road will be built from Fizuli to Shusha. A power line and water supply will be laid along the same route, said at a press conference on Monday by the representative of the National Agency for Mine Action (ANAMA) Idris Ismayilov.
According to him, the new road passes through difficult terrain, and clearing the territory will take time.
The length of the road will be 101 km. She will pass through the highlands, past existing tracks.
Currently existing roads - Lachin-Shusha and Agdam-Shusha cannot be used yet. The first road is under the control of the peacekeeping forces, and Armenians travel along it to Karabakh and back. The second road is controlled by the Armenian side. -02D-
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- 30 November 2020 15:49
Politics
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President Ilham Aliyev’s trip to the Kalbajar region.
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BAKU, 2 September 2024 – Azerbaijan's early parliamentary elections did not offer voters genuine political alternatives and took place within a legal framework overly restrictive of fundamental freedoms and the media, although they were efficiently prepared, international observers said in a statement today.
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The early parliamentary elections on September 1 were accompanied by serious violations, which dealt a blow to their democratic legitimacy, a statement by the Election Observation Alliance (EOA), which monitored the elections by a group of local experts and short-term observers. The political and legal environment of the elections was characterized by the concentration of power with the weakening of the opposition, which calls into question the fairness and transparency of the elections.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that “If the Armenian authorities have a desire for direct negotiations with Azerbaijan without Russia's participation to resolve the crisis in Nagorno-Karabakh, then "for God's sake,” Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Monday, speaking to teachers and students of the Moscow University of International Relations. Lavrov also noted that on the issue of delimitation of the state border, the Russian Federation should consult this process between the participants, but this is not happening.
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