Recent Developments regarding Deadly Clashes along Armenia-Azerbaijan Border
Social and diplomatic developments; Military statements
Azerbaijan Releases Information on Casualties in the Border Conflict with Armenia
The Ministry reported that 50 military personnel of the Armed Forces, including 42 military personnel from the Azerbaijan Army and 8 military personnel from the State Border Service, were killed while preventing a large-scale provocation.
Azerbaijani President Meets US Senior Advisor for Caucasus Negotiations
During the conversation, they stressed the significance of ensuring peace and stability in the region, normalizing relations between Armenia and Azerbaijan, and continuing the peace agenda.
Pashinyan Pays Working Visit to Russia and Meets Putin
On September 6, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan arrived on a working visit to the Russian city Vladivostok. The Head of the Armenian Government took part in the plenary session of the 7th Eastern Economic Forum themed "On the road to a multipolar world" in Vladivostok, which was held with the participation of Russian President Vladimir Putin and Heads of State of other countries. A day earlier, the Foreign Minister of Armenia Ararat Mirzoyan, who was in Moscow on a working visit, met with Foreign Minister of Russia Sergey Lavrov.
Aserbaidschanische Armee rückt in die Stadt Latschin ein
Am 26. August teilte der aserbaidschanische Präsident Ilham Alijew mit, dass die aserbaidschanische Armee in die Stadt Latschin eingerückt ist und die Kontrolle über die Dörfer Zabukh/Aghavno und Sus übernommen hat.
Azerbaijani Army Enters Lachin City
On August 26, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev said that the Azerbaijani Army entered the city of Lachin and took control of the villages of Zabukh/Aghavno and Sus. 20 Armenian families who left Lachin and Zabukh/Aghavno were settled in the Syunik province of Armenia.
Recent Political Developments in Armenia
French-Armenian community leader vowed efforts to help Armenia "get rid of the ruling regime"; The next protest of Armenian opposition is scheduled for September 2; An Armenian MP: "Azerbaijan's recent military offensive against Nagorno-Karabakh is the result of two demands it made of the Armenian government
Armen Grigoryan Says Alternative to Lachin Corridor is Unlawful but Ministry of Territorial Administration Announces Start of Construction
Armen Grigoryan, the Secretary of the Security Council of Armenia, thinks Azerbaijan's request to divert traffic from the Lachin corridor is unlawful. He made this remark in response to a report that Azerbaijan had requested that communication between Nagorno-Karabakh and Armenia be organized via an alternative channel under the direction of Russian forces.
Bergkarabach: Neueste Entwicklungen
Am 1. Dezember wurde die Region Lachin gemäß dem trilateralen Abkommen zwischen Armenien, Aserbaidschan und Russland wieder unter aserbaidschanische Kontrolle gebracht.
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Georgian Parliament Speaker Suspends MPs’ Visits to Saakashvili
Ilham Aliyev Addresses Zangazur Corridor and Energy Capacity of Azerbaijan in New Year Speech
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Ramzan Kadyrov Addresses World Muslims, Pope's Apology, His Chance to be Elected Russian President, "Zelenskyy's Trial in Chechnya"
ICG on the War in Ukraine and Its Impact on Armenia and Azerbaijan
Parlamentspräsident von Georgien setzt Besuche von Abgeordneten bei Saakaschwili aus
Ilham Alijew spricht in seiner Neujahrsrede über den Zangazur-Korridor und die Energiekapazität Aserbaidschans
Großbritannien, VAE, Russland und Albanien verhindern Frankreichs Initiative zum Latschin-Korridor im UN-Sicherheitsrat
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