The Armenian Defense Ministry announced today that Azerbaijan tore Olympic truce announced on the eve of the games. This post has spread in the media who are trying to figure out why Azerbaijan does it so badly.
Information about a certain agreement spread by the Minsk Group U.S. Co Warlick, who, after his visit to Baku in early February with pathos wrote on his twitter that the presidents of the two countries promised to observe a truce during the games.
Regard these statements as a truce does not look serious and rather looks like a desire to demonstrate real results from the activity of the co-chairs.
In fact, the situation on the front line remains unchanged for several weeks. Anyway, after an exacerbation in the western sector of the Armenian- Azerbaijani border, the situation has stabilized. In practice, the parties daily shell the enemy , arguing that the first ceasefire was violated by the opposite side. Therefore , the statement of the Armenian side is an attempt to use the situation for propaganda purposes and to draw international attention. – 02B –
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