Baku/09.09.21/Turan: "Commander of the Karabakh forces" Mikael Arzumanyan resigned on Thursday, but the leader of Karabakh separatists Arayik Harutyunyan did not accept his resignation. Armenian media reported this on the evening of September 9. The reason for the resignation was not reported.
This information coincided with reports on Yerevan's plans to sign a peace agreement with Azerbaijan in the near future and to carry out border demarcation. This means the de facto recognition of Karabakh as the territory of Azerbaijan, which is opposed by radical forces in Armenia and Karabakh, including high-ranking military personnel.
From October 1, the opposition intends to start regular protests in Armenia against the plans of the Pashinyan government to normalize relations with Turkey and Azerbaijan.-02B-
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The U.S. delegation at this year's COP 29 summit in Azerbaijan will be led by Senior Advisor to the President for International Climate Policy, John Podesta, and it will not include Secretary of State Antony Blinken, TURAN's Washington correspondent reports.
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On October 31, the Sumgait court completed another trial of the group officers of the Azerbaijani Armed Forces accused of torturing fellow servicemen in the "Terter case".
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The West is persistently imposing its services in the normalization process of Armenian-Azerbaijani relations, stated Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov during an international conference on Eurasian security in Minsk on Thursday.
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During the climate conference COP29 (November 11-22), Baku is expecting a daily increase in passenger traffic to 25,000-27,000 people, Teymur Hasanov, director of Baku International Airport told reporters on Thursday. Currently, daily passenger traffic stands at 18,000-20,000 people, prompting the engagement of volunteers and additional staff, he noted.
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