Armenia: The presence of European troops on the border with the Republic of Azerbaijan increases stability

According to the report of Fars International News Agency, the Armenian government on Tuesday welcomed the decision of the European Union foreign ministers to expand the mission of monitoring the borders of Armenia.

According to the website “Radio Free Europe” Deputy Minister Parvir Hovanisyan On Tuesday, the Foreign Ministry of Armenia welcomed this decision and said that this measure increases the stability of the country’s troubled borders with the Republic of Azerbaijan.

Based on this report, the European Commission And the heads of member states will decide on the number of troops and powers of this mission after the approval of the Foreign Relations Council. Probably, the final decision will be made in December.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Azerbaijan called the statements of “Joseph Burrell” responsible for the foreign policy of the European Union as accusations that “deliberately reflect the realities in the region distorts” and called them completely insufficient and unacceptable.

Baku made these harsh statements in response to Borrell’s statements at a press conference on Monday in Brussels. He stated about the meeting of the Council of Foreign Affairs of the European Union.

At the meeting of the Council of Foreign Ministers of the European Union, relations between the two neighboring republics of Armenia and Azerbaijan were on the agenda. Burrell said in a statement that due to the ongoing reforms in Armenia, the European Union has decided to strengthen its mission in this country and increase patrols along the border of Armenia with the Republic of Azerbaijan.

Tensions between Baku and Yerevan continue while the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Azerbaijan on Saturday once again asked Armenia to take steps for peace and cooperation in the region and stop baseless claims against Baku.

On the other hand, “Nikol Pashinyan” said on Saturday at the “Paris Peace Assembly” that in the coming months a peace treaty with the Republic of Azerbaijan will be based on the three principles agreed in the Brussels negotiations. Sign.

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