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The Russian Foreign Ministry claimed that illegal armed groups were sent from Syria and Libya to the clashes between Azerbaijan and Armenia in Nagorno-Karabakh.
The statement read: “Fighters from external illegal armed groups, including Syria and Libya, are being deployed to Nagorno-Karabakh to participate directly in the conflict. We are deeply concerned about this situation ”.
The Russian Foreign Ministry called on all relevant countries to “prevent the use of foreign terrorists and mercenaries in conflicts.”
“ARMENIA PROVIDED TERRORIST AND SOLDIERS WITH MONEY FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES”
In the statement made by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Azerbaijan to bring foreign terrorist groups to the conflict zone, we would like to state that we have repeatedly expressed our concern about the widespread use of such means by Armenia, in response to the statement of the Information and Press Office of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the introduction of foreign mercenaries into the conflict zone. It was said.
In the statement, “Armenia brought terrorists and mercenaries from foreign countries, especially the Middle East, during the occupation of Nagorno-Karabakh and surrounding areas of Azerbaijan and during the attacks against Azerbaijan.”
Furthermore, “the fact that Armenia brings foreign mercenaries to the occupied areas and uses them in attacks against Azerbaijan under the name of ‘volunteer groups’ demonstrates once again that terrorism is an integral part of Armenia’s state policy.”
Yalanlama TURKEY AND AZERBAIJAN
The Armenian-backed government in Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh, Azerbaijan and Turkey of fighter jets, helicopters and unmanned aerial vehicles, had been accused of supporting troops and mercenaries.
London-based Syrian human rights extracted from the Observatory also Turkey and Syria have been found in mercenaries allegedly sent to Nagorno-Karabakh at 300 because most of ‘Murad’ and ‘Al-EMSAD’ consisting of fractions Turkey supported more than 300 Afrin Nagorno fighters claimed to have moved to Karabakh.
Turkey and Azerbaijan have denied these accusations. The Azerbaijani Defense Ministry, rejecting the accusations, claimed that the Armenian mercenaries were withdrawn from the Middle East and taken to Nagorno-Karabakh.
Omer Celik, spokesman for the AKP in its arms aid to Turkey and Azerbaijan denied the accusation that the post of jihadist groups. (İHA)
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