According to the Azerbaijani side, a missile strike on the second largest city of the country was launched on October 11.

Dmitry Peskov stressed that there are no plans to introduce harsh measures, but the life and health of people are still matters of priority for the authorities.

A message about this was published on the agency’s website.

Earlier, Yerevan and Baku accused each other of shelling, despite the ceasefire.

The timing of the final decision has not been specified.

The politician arrived to Greece to meet with Georgian emigrants in preparation for the parliamentary election in Georgia scheduled for October 31.

“We see that while this agreement is not fully observed and the hostilities continue,” Sergey Lavrov said.

“There is a need to remove unusual issues from the president,” he said.

Several EU countries proposed inclusion of new persons in the sanctions list in connection with the incident with Russian oppositionist Aleksey Navalny.