Комментарий пресс-секретаря МИД Тиграна Балаяна

Комментарий пресс-секретаря МИД Тиграна Балаяна относительно азербайджанской провокации на линии соприкосновения Арцаха и Азербайджан

На кануне 17-ой годовщины установления перемирия Азербайджан совершил очередную провокацию в зоне нагорно-карабахского конфликта, убив мирного жителя Арцаха Араика Баласаняна, который проводил земледельческие работы.

Такого рода шагами Азербайджан противится не только логике процесса
мирного урегулирования, но и пытается всеми средствами сохранить напряжение на линии соприкосновения, препятствуя урегулированию проблемы на основе предложений представленных международным сообществом.


источник: Пресс-служба МИД Армении

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