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In an extraordinary meeting, the National Assembly issued a regulation that partially and temporarily limits the constitutional rights and property rights, as well as the freedoms of Azerbaijanis and foreigners in that country while the war situation continues.
Under the decision, as reported by Anadolu Agency on Monday (9/28/2020), the curfew can also be applied at certain times in some areas. (Also read: Nagorno-Karabakh War, Armenian military mobilization to oppose Azerbaijan)
Azerbaijan and Armenia have long been at odds over Nagorno-Karabakh, the mostly Armenian region of Azerbaijan, which declared its independence in 1991. A ceasefire was agreed in 1994, but the two sides often accuse each other of attacks.
Talks to resolve the Karabakh dispute, one of the worst conflicts to emerge from the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, have largely stalled since the 1994 ceasefire agreement.
France, Russia, and the United States (US) have mediated peace efforts as the “Minsk Group”, but the last major push for a peace deal failed in 2010.See photo: Azerbaijanis must have SMS to leave home during Corona pandemic)
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