Azerbaijan will not send troops to the Syunik region of Armenia to open road and railway connections with the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic. Azerbaijan’s Ambassador to the United Kingdom, Elin Suleymanov, explained this issue in a meeting with him. Reuters.
“No one will impose anything by force,” the diplomat said.
He categorically rejected the possibility of deployment of an army in the proposed Zangezur corridor and armed occupation of the region.
The article says that following Baku’s anti-terrorism operation in Nagorno-Karabakh, some Armenians are concerned that Azerbaijan may use force to open a land corridor into their territory.
According to Suleymanov, Azerbaijan plans to reach an agreement with Armenia on the opening of transport corridors to its territory through peaceful negotiations.
Azerbaijani authorities on September 19 announced It’s about a local operation in Karabakh. Baku announced the purpose of the operation as “suppression of large-scale provocations”, disarmament and withdrawal of Armenian army units from the territory of the region.
September 28 Karabakh leader Samvel Shahramanyan signed Decree ending the existence of the Republic. It was decided to terminate all public institutions and organizations affiliated with ministries until January 1, 2024.
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