State Department: Cooperation with Azerbaijan on the Caspian security will not change

“We have seen the joint statement issued by the Caspian Five that, among other things, calls for the non-presence of armed forces in the Caspian Sea not belonging to one of the Caspian Five countries. We maintain a strong security cooperation relationship with Azerbaijan, focusing on border security, counterterrorism, NATO interoperability, and its capacity to contribute peacekeepers to international missions. We do not anticipate the Caspian Five joint statement will change that,” this was stated by State Department spokesman Jane Psaki, answering questions from journalists at a briefing in Washington.

When asked if the United States will build ships in Azerbaijan, as previously planned, Psaki said briefly the US does not have a military presence in the Caspian Sea and it is not planned.

At the same time, she gave an affirmative answer to the question whether there are military advisers in Azerbaijan.   -02D-

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