Armenia calls on Azerbaijan to investigate ceasefire violations on border

Armenia calls on Azerbaijan to investigate ceasefire violations on border

By Felix Light

Armenia Urges Azerbaijan To Investigate Ceasefire Violations On Border

Armenia has urged Azerbaijan on Tuesday to investigate ceasefire violations along the two countries’ frontier, as a surge of reported incidents of cross-border gunfire raises the prospect of renewed fighting between the long-term rivals. Armenia and Azerbaijan said in March they had agreed to the text of a peace treaty to end almost 40 years of conflict over the Azerbaijani region of Nagorno-Karabakh, which previously had a largely ethnic Armeni…

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Armenia has called on Azerbaijani authorities to investigate ceasefire violations along the border between the two countries. As it turned out, despite the peace treaty, the number of incidents in the region has recently increased. Donald Trump calls for a quick agreement on Nagorno-Karabakh.

Reuters writes about this. In March, both countries announced the agreement on the text of a peace treaty, which is supposed to end the almost 40-year conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh, where the ethnic Armenian population mainly lived. However, since the agreement of the text, which has not yet been signed, on March 13, 26 reports of ceasefire violations have been received from both sides, while in the five months before the announcement of the te…

Armenia Urges Azerbaijan to Investigate Ceasefire Violations

Armenia has called on Azerbaijan to investigate a recent spike in ceasefire violations along their shared border, warning that the incidents could threaten fragile peace efforts just weeks after both nations agreed on the text of a long-awaited treaty to end decades of conflict, Reuters reported on Tuesday. Speaking in parliament on Tuesday, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan reportedly said Baku should examine the violations “either with A…