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Baku/14.04.23/Turan: "The United States is concerned about video footage capturing violence against an Azerbaijani soldier in Armenia.
We urge Azerbaijan and Armenia to resolve all outstanding issues through peaceful negotiations," the US Embassy said in a post on its facebook account.
British Ambassador to Azerbaijan Fergus Ould called the footage of violence against the Azerbaijani soldier appalling.
"It is appalling to see video footage circulating of violence against an Azerbaijani soldier. Such treatment is unacceptable under international humanitarian law.
Such cases must be condemned to achieve sustainable peace in the region," the Ambassador wrote on Twitter.
The head of the EU Delegation to Azerbaijan, Ambassador Peter Mihalko also expressed his attitude towards the footage of the Azerbaijani soldier being abused.
He called the mistreatment in the video of the detained Azerbaijani soldier deplorable. "It is important that all detainees are treated in accordance with international humanitarian law," he wrote on Twitter. -16D-
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