So was there any dismantling? EUMA revises its post on Yeraskh plant

ArmInfo. "EUMA has been regularly patrolling in the Yeraskh area, including the steel plant,  to observe any security & military developments. By our presence, we  have contributed to safer and more secure environment," the EU  civilian mission to Armenia (EUMA) reports on its Official X account  (Twitter), thus editing its earlier post.

It is worthy of note that, an earlier EUMA post on the official X  page, which has since been removed, stated the following: "Last  weeks, EUMA regularly patrolled in the Yeraskh area, to observe  and  oversee the dismantling of the steel plant. By our EU presence, we  contributed to the safe and secure transport of the material and the  equipment to a new location." 

On January 23 this year, the EU Council has agreed to form a new  civilian mission of the European Union in Armenia (EUMA) within the  framework of the Common Security and Defense Policy (CSDP). The  Mission's goal is to promote stability in Armenia's border areas,  build trust on the ground and provide conditions conducive to  EU-supported efforts to normalize relations between Armenia and  Azerbaijan, the Mission stated. The EU civilian mission in Armenia  (EUMA) was launched on February 20 this year within the framework of  the Common Security and Defense Policy (CSDP) and has a two-year  mandate.

Baku is actively opposed to the operation of the plant being built  with American investments in Yeraskh. Enemy forces consistently hold  the enterprise under intense fire. In July, the Azerbaijani  government officially appealed to Armenia with a demand to stop the  construction of a large metallurgical plant in Yeraskh, Ararat region  of the Republic of Armenia. A letter from the Minister of Ecology and  Natural Resources of Azerbaijan to the Minister of Environment of  Armenia stated that the operation of metallurgical plants is  recognized as an activity "that may cause a significant negative  transboundary impact." It also turned out that Armenia was also  obliged to inform Azerbaijan about the construction of this plant in  advance.