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Baku/25.03.22/Turan: Separatists in Karabakh have begun illegally laying a road through Azerbaijani villages of the Shusha region to carry out military transportation, the press service of the Azerbaijani Ministry of Defense reported.
Note that illegal Armenian armed formations continue their illegal activities on the territory of Azerbaijan,where the Russian peacekeeping contingent is temporarily deployed, a military press release said.
"A fact of laying a new road Khankendi-Khansalar-Mirzyalar-Turshsu to the north of Khankendi-Khalfali-Turshsu road with the involvement of engineering and special equipment was established with the purpose of military transportation to the combat positions of illegal Armenian armed formations," the statement reads.
The implementation of illegal activities by the Armenian side in the Karabakh economic region of Azerbaijan is a gross violation of the provisions of the trilateral statement (of the leaders of Azerbaijan, Armenia and Russia, dated 10 November 2023). These actions, as well as the failure of the peacekeeping contingent to fulfil its obligations, create preconditions for rising tensions in the region, the Azerbaijani defence ministry said in a press release.
It should be recalled that the military and political leadership of official Yerevan bears full responsibility for the possible losses that may be caused by such provocations and illegal actions, the military release concluded.
It has to be kept in mind that Qosalar, Mirzyalar, Khalfali, Turshsu are the villages of Shusha region that were populated by the Azerbaijanis evicted from their native lands by Armenians until the early 1990s. -06-
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