
ArmInfo.Georgian President Salome Zourabichvil welcomed the ceasefire agreement in Nagorno-Karabakh and called on Armenia and Azerbaijan to resume peace talks. "I welcome the ceasefire in Nagorno-Karabakh and urge the resumption of peace talks. Lasting peace and stability is the only acceptable future for our region," Zourabichvil wrote on Twitter.
A statement on this matter was also made at the Georgian Foreign Ministry. "Georgia welcomes the ceasefire agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia and hopes that further negotiations will lead to progress in resolving the conflict and establishing a lasting peace, which will contribute to the prosperity and strengthening of security in the entire region," the Georgian Foreign Ministry said.
To note, yesterday, in Moscow on the 12th day of hostilities in the zone of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, a meeting of the foreign ministers of the Russian Federation, the Republic of Azerbaijan and the Republic of Armenia took place. The meeting took place at the initiative of Russian President Vladimir Putin and lasted more than 10 hours, ending at about 3 hours Moscow time. As a result of the meeting of the Foreign Ministers of Armenia, Azerbaijan, with the mediation of Russia, yesterday, an agreement was reached on a ceasefire, which was to enter into force at 12:00 on October 10. However, minutes later, after the ceasefire came into force, the Armenian Defense Ministry reported that ignoring the humanitarian ceasefire announced on October 10 from 12:00, Azerbaijani units launched an attack the area called Karakhambeyli, and Artsakh Defense Army units undertook appropriate measures to suppress enemy attacks. The fighting continued in other sectors of the front.
Later, the Defense Army reported that the situation was relatively stable in all sectors of the front, except for Hadurt. In Hadrut, for the third hour, actions are being carried out to encircle and destroy the enemy sabotage group, which penetrated this zone before the ceasefire came into force.