“On March 27 and overnight March 28 Azerbaijani forces violated the ceasefire regime 30 times, firing more than 400 shots at Artsakh positions from various caliber firearms, including sniper rifles.”
“You wouldn’t like, but we don’t use that name, we don’t say “Lavrov plan”. We all know where it cames from, however, diplomatically we call it “a proposal, a plan on the negotiation table”. I follow the standard description,” OSCE American Co-Chair said. He also clarified what is currently on the table it’s the developed, polished version of former plans.
The steps aimed at moving forward the settlement process of the Nagorno Karabakh conflict were discussed, as well as they stressed the necessity to implement the decisions made at the Vienna and St. Petersburg summits.
“The Defense Army maintains full control in the frontline and carry on with their service normally,” the Artsakh Defense Ministry said in a statement.
“It is no wonder that there is so much aggression in the air when diplomacy is seen to have achieved so little. A vacuum has been created which will be filled either by negotiations or by threats and potential military action. Another problem is that the other two Minsk Group co-chairs, France and the United States, have been seen to be too passive recently and that therefore the impression is created that Russia—and in particular foreign minister Sergei Lavrov—is the sole negotiator.”
Azerbaijan fired around 370 shots at Artsakh positions from various caliber firearms. The defense ministry of Artsakh told the Defense Army is in full control of the frontline situation and confidently continue their service.
“On the level of Russia’s president, Foreign Minister and Armenia’s Ambassador to Russia it doesn’t miss the chance to insist that Russia acts jointly with other OSCE MG Co-Chairs, issue of whose at the moment is preventing conflict escalation,” Tarasov said.”
“It’s us and our mountains” monument, the Gandzasar monastery, Tigranakert and the ongoing archaeological excavations there, Shushi – the symbol of independence and liberation of the Armenians of Karabakh, Jdrduz, “Zontikner” miniwaterfall, Dadivank etc. The author doesn’t forget to mention the “Jengylaov Hac” delicacy.
On March 21 and overnight March 22 Azerbaijani forces made over 35 ceasefire violations, ring more than 400 shots at Artsakh positions from various caliber firearms, including sniper ries.
“I would say that Azerbaijan’s such behavior is not a new, I as well faced similar problems. There was a problem with Azerbaijan’s ambassador to Belgium. Several years ago when I visited Artsakh he forced me to swear that I will never visit there.Thus, I am no longer surprised by Azerbaijan’s such behavior,” Andre du Bas de Warnaffe said.
