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Armenia and Azerbaijan exchange prisoners at border

Azerbaijan and Armenia traded prisoners-of-war at their border, signaling a step towards normalizing their relations after Azerbaijan's breakthrough in their conflict.
The European Union and the United States welcomed the prisoner exchange, aiming to persuade the countries to sign a peace treaty and settle outstanding issues.
The conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia centers around Nagorno-Karabakh, a region that was part of Azerbaijan but declared de facto independence, leading to two wars in the last 30 years.

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Reuters

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8 months ago·United Kingdom

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The Straits Times

Armenia and Azerbaijan exchange prisoners at border

AZERBAIJAN- Azerbaijan and Armenia traded prisoners-of-war at their border on Wednesday, a Reuters witness said, in a step towards normalising their relations after Azerbaijan achieved a decisive breakthrough in their decades-old conflict. Read more at straitstimes.com.

8 months ago·Singapore

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Gold Coast Bulletin

Armenia and Azerbaijan exchange prisoners at border

Azerbaijan and Armenia traded prisoners-of-war at their border on Wednesday in a step towards normalizing their relations after Azerbaijan achieved a decisive breakthrough in their decades-old conflict. Sean Hogan reports.

8 months ago·Southport, Australia

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Anadolu Ajansı

Azerbaijan releases 32 Armenian soldiers in prisoner swap

Armenia releases 2 Azerbaijani soldiers as part of agreement between Baku, Yerevan reached last Thursday - Anadolu Ajansı

8 months ago

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Bangkok Post

Armenia, Azerbaijan exchange prisoners

BAKU - Armenia and Azerbaijan on Wednesday swapped prisoners of war, a first step towards normalising relations since Baku retook control of the long-disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region in a one-day autumn offensive.

8 months ago·กทม, Thailand

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