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(Bloomberg) — The European Union on Monday rolled out a tracking project along the Armenian-Azerbaijani border after last month’s clashes killed many on both sides.
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The team of up to 40 experts aims to “build trust” by reporting on the scenario as the two neighboring Caucasus states try to succeed in agreeing on the demarcation of their borders, the European Council said in a statement. The EU’s presence will last no longer than two months, he said.
Observers began their cadres when Armenia and Azerbaijan accused others of having more reinforcement forces along their border after more than 300 foot soldiers were killed last month in the worst fighting since the 2020 war.
Armenia said Azerbaijani troops seized some of its territory in last month’s clashes, prompting the United States and France to interfere to convince Baku to withdraw. Azerbaijan denies occupying Armenian territory.
The EU project followed talks on October 6 in Prague between Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, French President Emmanuel Macron and European Council President Charles Michel. The deployment is a contribution to a “lasting peace” in the region, EU Foreign Affairs leader Josep Borrell said.
Aliyev, who signed a deal in July to double fuel exports to the EU, told an assembly of former Soviet states in Kazakhstan last week that he had “firmly rejected” a project to make it work on the Azerbaijani side of the border.
Armenia and Azerbaijan are participating in US-led talks aimed at demarcating their borders and achieving a comprehensive peace agreement by the end of the year, seeking a confrontation over the territory of Nagorno-Karabakh that erupted when the Soviet Union collapsed more than 3 decades ago.
Azerbaijan recaptured Nagorno-Karabakh in the 2020 war and regained seven surrounding Armenian-occupied districts since the 1990s. A truce deal negotiated through Russian President Vladimir Putin forced the two sides to agree on their border and open shipping routes, but little progress has been made. Made.
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Armenia expects a “positive reaction” from Azerbaijan to its proposal to open 3 border checkpoints, Pashinyan on Twitter on Monday.
The Foreign Ministry in Baku rejected the proposal and reiterated the claim that Armenia will provide a “corridor” to an Azerbaijani enclave bordering Turkey as part of the deal negotiated through Putin. This agreement does not involve any mention of a broker.
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