Baku expresses concern over France's "militaristic" policy in the Caucasus
Denouncing French policy 'militarisation' in the Caucasus, Azerbaijan said in a statement that the country is 'ready' for EU-mediated talks with Armenia in Brussels.
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- Published Date: 03:01 | 05 October 2023
- Modified Date: 03:46 | 05 October 2023
Azerbaijan has criticized French policy for what it views as 'militarization' in the Caucasus. The country also expressed its willingness to engage in EU-mediated discussions with Armenia in Brussels.
"Azerbaijan stands ready for tripartite meetings in Brussels soon in the format of the European Union, Azerbaijan and Armenia," presidential aide Hikmet Hajiyev said.
He added that President Ilham Aliyev turned down a meeting with the Armenian leader on the sideline of a European summit in Granada "due to France's biased actions and militarisation policy that seriously undermine regional peace and stability in the South Caucasus".