“If Baku is really worried about the revelation of reality, then it should not hinder the establishment of a mechanism for the investigation of ceasefire violations, proposed by the OSCE Minsk Group Co-Chair countries years ago and once again approved in Vienna, and should undertake concrete steps in that direction as soon as possible.”
The European Union is set to miss an end-June deadline to grant visa-free travel to Turkey because of a dispute over Turkish anti-terrorism law, barring an improbable sudden concession by President Tayyip Erdogan, EU officials and diplomats say.
“The Azerbaijani side should, first of all, answer for crime similar to war, terror organizations,” Seyran Ohanyan, RA Minister of Defense, told.
Samvel Babayan, former commander of NKR Defense army, founder of “Alliance” party, returned to Armenia yesterday, tert.am reported. Former member of “Alliance” party Gnel Ghlechyan confirmed this information.
“A rather hazardous tendency is observed here. For instance, the same Eurovision voting was a vivid example that Armenia’s authorities intended to show teeth to Russia, however, it may have a negative influence for Armenia. That is, they play with the fire and don’t realize what a serious fire is this. I want to stress for our society that those games don’t prompt anything good for the people, if we damage relations with Russia, we’ll face serious threats”
“The meeting of the Presidents of Armenia and Azerbaijan held last week in Vienna was a productive one with the concrete agreements and commitments, including unconditional implementation of 1994-1995 cease-fire agreements, creation of investigation mechanism, and enhance the capacities of the office of the Personal Representative of the OSCE Chairperson-in-Office.”
The Syrian Arab Army’s 137th Artillery Brigade of the Republican Guard – backed by the 104th Airborne Brigade of the Republican Guard – imposed full control over the Armenian Cemetery of Deir Ezzor after a violent battle with the Islamic State of Iraq and Al-Sham (ISIS) on Sunday.
