Armenia
Armenia says after peace treaty ratification, they could ‘discuss a new mandate’ for the EUMA
The removal of third-party forces from the shared border is one of the provisions of the agreed text of the peace treaty.
Fighting between Armenian and Azerbaijani forces in Nagorno-Karabakh is continuing for the tenth day.
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