
ArmInfo. The militants, unfortunately, who were transferred to the zone of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict from the Middle East, did not disappear anywhere, did not evaporate. This was announced on November 13 during a weekly briefing by the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova.
She recalled that information about the militants was voiced on the basis of specific facts and was confirmed not only by the Russian side. "We proceed from the assumption that this issue will be resolved. All parties interested in peace in this region should make efforts to resolve it. I can say that from our side, military experts are dealing with this issue. But I think that this issue requires everything the same, the specific work of specialists, and then a report on what has been done, and not vice versa, "Zakharova summed up.
Earlier, The Wall Street Journal wrote about hundreds of Syrian militants associated with Turkey deployed to Karabakh and about their readiness to send "hundreds more" of militias to the Karabakh conflict zone. The Washington Post wrote on the same day about the deaths of 52 Syrian mercenaries in the Karabakh conflict zone.
Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad said that fighters from Syria are being deployed to Karabakh, and Turkey is using terrorists from Syria and other countries in Nagorno-Karabakh. In turn, the director of the Foreign Intelligence Service of the Russian Federation, Sergei Naryshkin, also reported that, according to the information available to the SVR, mercenaries from international terrorist organizations fighting in the Middle East are actively pulling into the conflict zone, and we are talking about hundreds and even thousands of radicals.
French President Emmanuel Macron also spoke about the transfer of 300 Syrian militants across Turkey to Baku in early October. The leaders of Azerbaijan and Turkey, despite providing numerous factual evidence of their involvement in the hostilities, denied their involvement.