Kestutis Jankauskas
Exchange of prisoners of war and mine maps is an important humanitarian step - Kastutis Jankauskas
Baku/14.06.21/Turan: The exchange of prisoners of war and mine maps between Azerbaijan and Armenia is an important event, head of the EU delegation to Azerbaijan, Kastutis Jankauskas declared the conference in video format on Monday.
"We welcome this event. It is clear that some partners have played an important role in the implementation of this strategy. However, the most important of them are Azerbaijan and Armenia. This is an important humanitarian step," said Kastutis Jankauskas – - 71D-
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