Azerbaijani-Armenian Talks Commence on Ceasefire and Reintegration

Name: Azerbaijani-Armenian Talks Commence on Ceasefire and Reintegration
Uploaded: 2023-09-21
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Description: Representatives from Azerbaijan and the Armenian population in Karabakh have commenced talks in Yevlakh, Azerbaijan, to discuss the ceasefire and reintegration process. Azerbaijani officials, along with Armenian representatives, are participating in

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Representatives from Azerbaijan and the Armenian population in Karabakh have commenced talks in Yevlakh, Azerbaijan, to discuss the ceasefire and reintegration process. Azerbaijani officials, along with Armenian representatives, are participating in the meeting, which includes a Russian peacekeeping force representative.

This dialogue follows the conclusion of an anti-terrorism operation in Karabakh and marks the start of discussions between Armenian residents and Azerbaijani authorities, as announced by the Azerbaijani Ministry of Defense.

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