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Karabakh Armenians have made it clear that they will not accept humanitarian aid from Azerbaijan
Baku/29.08.23/Turan: There is no agreement between the leadership of Karabakh and Baku on receiving humanitarian aid from Azerbaijan, stated the press secretary of the leader of the Karabakh separatists, commenting on reports about the shipment of 40 tons of flour products from Baku to Karabakh.
Lusine Avanesyan also said that the resumption of free movement along the Lachin corridor "remains a priority, and any dialogue with the Azerbaijani side should be conducted on this issue." According to her, sending humanitarian aid from Azerbaijan is "false philanthropy". ---0---
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