Interstate relations

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs called the investigations carried out by the Netherlands and the Joint Investigation Team biased and politicized.

The President noted that the Western partners “having become too active, have gone too far” in relation to his country, but the authorities “are not particularly straining in this regard.”

As the newspaper noted, their deaths threaten to involve external forces, including Turkey, in the conflict, and potentially destabilize neighbouring countries, such as Iran and Georgia.

“Let’s assume that this is the first step and gesture of goodwill on our part,” Russian President said.

The President also assured that Belgrade will never impose sanctions against the Russian Federation.

As The Wall Street Journal previously reported, hundreds of fighters linked to Turkey have joined the fighting, and hundreds more are preparing to be sent.

“We believe that it would be completely correct if there were our military observers, but the parties should have the last word,” Sergey Lavrov said.

The message was published in response to the fact that the US foreign policy department previously required research centers to notify the public about funding from abroad.

“The Armenian Armed Forces reserve the right to strike at any military facility in Azerbaijan,” the Defense Ministry’s statement says.

“Since Russia is on the side of Armenia, and we, Turkey, support Azerbaijan, let’s four of us meet to discuss the solution of these problems,” Ibrahim Kalin said.

According to preliminary data, there are no casualties.

This was reported by the agency on October 13.

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

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

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