Zakharova stressed again: There will be no Turkish peacekeeping units  in Karabakh

ArmInfo.The boundaries of the mobility of Turkish observers are limited by those geographic coordinates that will be determined for the deployment of the  Russian-Turkish monitoring center to be created on a part of  Azerbaijan's territory that is not close to Nagorno-Karabakh and will  be additionally agreed upon for the establishment of a joint  monitoring center.  

This was announced on November 13 during a weekly  briefing by the official representative of the Russian Foreign  Ministry Maria Zakharova, noting that the head of the Russian Foreign  Ministry Sergei Lavrov had said this the day before in an interview  with the media.

She once again recalled that on November 11 a memorandum was signed  on this at the level of the defense ministers of Russia and Turkey.  "The center will operate exclusively in remote mode, using technical  means of objective control, including drones and other technologies  that allow monitoring the situation" on the ground "in  Nagorno-Karabakh, primarily on the line of contact, and determine  which of the parties observes and which may violate conditions of  ceasefire and hostilities. The boundaries of mobility of Turkish  observers will be limited by these premises, which will be allocated  on Azerbaijani territory, not on the territory of the former  conflict, "Zakharova said.

The Foreign Ministry spokesman added that Lavrov also commented on  the statement of his Turkish counterpart, regarding the fact that  Turkey will work on the same grounds as Russia. "We are talking  exclusively about the very center that will be permanently located on  the territory of Azerbaijan, without any visiting missions. Indeed,  in this center, Russian and Turkish observers, specialists will work  on the same basis. No peacekeeping units of the Turkish Republic will  be sent to Nagorno-Karabakh. will not be.  This is clearly stated in  the aforementioned statement of the leaders, "Zakharova summed up.