French President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday accused Russia of intentionally provoking recent clashes between Armenia and Azerbaijan as an effort to destabilize the Caucasus.
Speaking on France 2 TV on Wednesday, Macron said Moscow had stoked tensions in recent months in favor of Azerbaijan, Reuters reported.
“What happened at the border in the last two years . . . 5,000 Russian troops would be there to secure the border, (but) the Russians have used this clash that goes back centuries and played into Azerbaijan’s favor with Turkish complicity and got here to weaken Armenia, which was once a country it was close to,” Macron said.
“See what’s going on? This is an effort across Russia to destabilize. He to sow disorder in the Caucasus to destabilize us all. “
Earlier on Wednesday, Russia’s Foreign Ministry accused the European Union of interfering in Moscow’s efforts and leadership in the Armenia-Azerbaijan settlement process.
“Unfortunately, we are witnessing the EU’s normal attempts to interfere at any cost in the agreement and normalization efforts between Armenia and Azerbaijan by avoiding our country’s mediation efforts,” Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova told a news conference on Wednesday, wondering about the effectiveness. of the EU-led civil project announced on Tuesday.
Last week, Macron held an assembly in Prague with European Council President Charles Michel, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and President Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan. A representative of the assembly reported that Armenia and Azerbaijan agreed to recognize each other’s territorial integrity and declared a consensus for the deployment of an EU civilian project on the Armenia-Azerbaijan border.
This week, the U. S. E. A. announced that a two-month project will be implemented this month.
During his meeting with Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said the Moscow-led Collective Security Treaty Organization is in a position to send its own draft to the border, only after the group’s Security Council approves it. To assume the rotating presidency of the organization, Lavrov told Armenia to convene a consultation of the CSTO Security Council to allow such a project in the region.
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