Time in Yerevan: 11:07,   24 April 2024

Armenian side preserves ceasefire agreement, MoD denies Azerbaijani information

Armenian side preserves ceasefire agreement, MoD denies Azerbaijani information

YEREVAN, OCTOBER 11, ARMENPRESS. The Armenian side does not strike at Aghdam, Tartar, Aghjabed and villages in Fizuli region of Azerbaijan, spokesperson of MoD Armenia Shushan Stepanyan told ARMENPRESS, denying the information spread by Azerbaijan that allegedly the Armenian side bombs Azerbaijani villages.

 ‘’There is nothing like that. The Armenian side preserves the ceasefire regime’’, she said.

On October 9, In response to the call of the President of the Russian Federation V.V. Putin, and in accordance with the agreements of the President of the Russian Federation V.V. Putin, the Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia N.V. Pashinyan and the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan I.H. Aliyev, the sides agreed on the steps presented below.

To declare a cessation of hostilities for humanitarian purposes on October 10, 2020, starting from 12:00, for the exchange of the prisoners of war, other people detained and bodies of those killed, with the mediation and in accordance with the criteria of the International Committee of the Red Cross.

Further parameters of the cessation of hostilities will be agreed upon additionally.

The Republic of Armenia and the Republic of Azerbaijan, with the mediation of the OSCE Minsk Group Co-Chairs, on the basis of the fundamental principles of the settlement, are launching substantive negotiations with the aim of achieving early peaceful resolution.

The sides reiterate the inalterability of the format of the peace process.

The Artsakhi Defense Ministry reported numerous violations of the ceasefire by the Azeri forces since the truce was announced.

 Editing and Translating by Tigran Sirekanyan








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