Armenian premier`s office proposes joint mechanism to investigate ceasefire violations on border to Baku
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Armenian Prime Minister again proposed that Baku create a joint mechanism between Armenia and Azerbaijan to investigate cases of ceasefire violations and/or information about them.
The statement of the Armenian government notes that in recent days, official sources of Azerbaijan have resumed publications about violation of the ceasefire by the Armed Forces of the Republic of Armenia on the Armenian-Azerbaijani state border.
"The Ministry of Defense of Armenia has denied this information. Despite this, Azerbaijani sources continue to make similar publications, seasoning them with geopolitical accents. The Office of the Prime Minister of Armenia confirms its proposal to create a joint mechanism between Armenia and Azerbaijan to investigate cases of ceasefire violations and/or information about them.
We reaffirm the Armenian government's commitment to the peace agenda within the framework of public agreements already reached," the Armenian government said in a statement. Over the weekend, the Azerbaijani defense department twice accused the Armenian Armed Forces of violating the ceasefire. The Armenian Ministry of Defense called these messages from the Azerbaijani side disinformation.
Armenian Prime Minister again proposed that Baku create a joint mechanism between Armenia and Azerbaijan to investigate cases of ceasefire violations and/or information about them.
The statement of the Armenian government notes that in recent days, official sources of Azerbaijan have resumed publications about violation of the ceasefire by the Armed Forces of the Republic of Armenia on the Armenian-Azerbaijani state border.
"The Ministry of Defense of Armenia has denied this information. Despite this, Azerbaijani sources continue to make similar publications, seasoning them with geopolitical accents. The Office of the Prime Minister of Armenia confirms its proposal to create a joint mechanism between Armenia and Azerbaijan to investigate cases of ceasefire violations and/or information about them.
We reaffirm the Armenian government's commitment to the peace agenda within the framework of public agreements already reached," the Armenian government said in a statement. Over the weekend, the Azerbaijani defense department twice accused the Armenian Armed Forces of violating the ceasefire. The Armenian Ministry of Defense called these messages from the Azerbaijani side disinformation.