US EditionArmenia 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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Armenia și Azerbaidjan au făcut schimb de prizonieri la graniță
Azerbaidjan și Armenia au făcut un schimb de prizonieri de război la granița azero-armeană, miercuri, într-un prim pas recent către normalizarea relațiilor, după ce Azerbaidjanul a obținut un succes decisiv în conflictul cu armenii, care durează de zeci de ani, transmite Reuters.
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Armenia and Azerbaijan exchanged prisoners of war on their borders, thus taking a step towards normalizing relations between these two countries.
Azerbaijan, Armenia Exchange Prisoners Of War In Goodwill Step
Azerbaijan and Armenia exchanged prisoners of war on December 13, with Baku releasing 32 Armenian soldiers captured in 2020-2023, while Yerevan released two Azerbaijani soldiers captured in April 2023 as part of an earlier announced agreement on several goodwill steps.
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