Leyla Abdullayeva. Açiq mənbələrdən foto.
Exercises in Lachin is the sovereign right of Azerbaijan - MFA
Baku/08.09.21/Turan: Conducting military exercises within its international borders is the sovereign right of every state, according to the press secretary of the Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry Leyla Abdullayeva who responded the statement of the Armenian Foreign Ministry about the Azerbaijani-Turkish exercises in Lachin.
The Armenian Foreign Ministry saw in these exercises "non-compliance with the trilateral statement of November 10, 2020" and damage to peace and security.
In turn, Abdullayeva noted that Azerbaijan conducts numerous military exercises on its territory, including joint ones with partner countries.
"The joint tactical exercises launched in Lachin are a step of this kind to ensure stability in the region," Abdullayeva stressed.
To her thinking, "the threat to regional peace and security is not the conduct of military exercises by a state on its territory, but the territorial claims that have been ongoing on for many years against other countries on the part of Armenia which is implementing a policy of military aggression, occupation and violation of the principles of international law."
If Armenia really wants peace and security in the region, it must fulfill its obligations, the Azerbaijani diplomat concluded— - 06D-
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