Azerbaijan accuses Russia and Armenia of breaching Nagorno-Karabakh ceasefire deal

Azerbaijan has accused Russia and Armenia of failing to fulfill a ceasefire deal in Nagorno-Karabakh, as the EU hosts talks between the leaders of Azerbaijan and Armenia in Brussels. Azerbaijan criticized Russia for not ensuring the full implementation of the agreement and for allowing military supplies to reach separatist forces in Karabakh. Russia offered to host new peace talks and proposed a three-way meeting with Armenia and Azerbaijan, but Baku responded angrily, insisting that security guarantees for Karabakh's Armenian population should be provided at the national level. The EU urged both sides to refrain from violence and harsh rhetoric, emphasizing the need for reassurances regarding rights and security.
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