Armenian Foreign Ministry: Yerevan will do its best to protect the people of Karabakh

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Today, the Armenian Ministry of Foreign Affairs affirmed Yerevan's intention to protect the residents of Karabakh region from hostilities taking place on the territory of the disputed territory with Azerbaijan.

Russia today quoted the Armenian Foreign Ministry as saying in a statement that Azerbaijan is continuing, side by side with Turkey, large-scale hostilities in order to resolve the Karabakh conflict by force, ignoring urgent calls for an immediate ceasefire issued by the main countries of the Minsk Group of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe and the international community. The whole.

The statement added that Armenia, as a guarantor of the security of the people of the region, "will make every effort to protect it and prevent this mass crime," noting that in all parts of Karabakh, "towns and civilian infrastructure structures are subjected to a comprehensive and coordinated attack, which leads to human losses and destruction."

For its part, Baku accused Yerevan of what it described as "attracting the Armenian people" to participate in the ongoing war in the region.

The Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry indicated that Baku has information that thousands of Armenians from different countries have arrived in the region or are ready to travel to it to participate in the hostilities there.

Battles continued between the Armenian and Azerbaijani forces against the background of the conflict in the Karabakh region, despite successive international calls by the two parties for a ceasefire, as the Armenian Ministry of Defense announced the repulsion of a large-scale attack by the Azerbaijani forces. In return, the Azerbaijani government accused Armenia of "undermining the negotiation process" on the situation in the region. Nagorno Karabakh.