On April 4 the Azerbaijani Deputy Foreign Minister Araz Azimov received ambassadors of the OSCE participating states accredited in Baku in connection with the current situation in the zone of the Karabakh conflict.
Noting the importance of the ceasefire for a peaceful settlement, Azimov noted that the Armenian side regularly violated the ceasefire, trying to divert attention away from the peace process and prolong the status quo.
The Deputy Minister pointed out that, as a rule, this kind of Armenian provocations occurs during the positive dynamics in the negotiation process.
Azimov noted the importance of an early resumption of the ceasefire and effective negotiation process. He recalled the unilateral declaration of ceasefire by Azerbaijan and stressed the possibility of resolving the conflict only within the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Azerbaijan. This was stated in the press service of the Foreign Ministry of Azerbaijan. -02D-
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Under the agreement between Azerbaijan and the European Union on the readmission of persons residing without permission, 37 Azerbaijani citizens were returned from Germany on November 26.
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Official Baku has condemned the visit of Polish President Andrzej Duda to the Azerbaijan-Armenia border during his official visit to Armenia. "The visit of Polish President Andrzej Duda to the to Armenia-Azerbaijan border area in the company of members of the EU Mission in Armenia (EUMA), unfortunately, is another demonstration of anti-Azerbaijani policy of different EU member countries and European institutions. We deeply regret that President of the country which is officially a “strategic partner” of Azerbaijan has participated in the unacceptable diplomatic “binocular show” leading to the aggravation of relations between Azerbaijan and Poland,”" reads the statement on the Azerbaijani Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ account on X (formerly Twitter).
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According to the “Times of India”, the first batch of “Pinaka” missile systems has been delivered to Armenia.
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