EU calls for full respect of the humanitarian ceasefire in Nagorno Karabakh conflict zone

The European Union urges Azerbaijan and Armenia to strictly abide by the agreement humanitarian ceasefire reached on 10 October and calls on all actors, including external parties, to refrain from any actions that may lead to further casualties.
The statement, released on Monday on behalf of the High Representative/Vice President Josep Borrell, says: "In this respect, we note with extreme concern the reports of continued military activities, including against civilian targets, as well as civilian casualties and urge the sides to ensure full respect of the agreement on the ground."
The EU calls upon the sides to engage in substantive negotiations without delay under the auspices of the OSCE Minsk Group Co-Chairs, without preconditions and on the basis of the agreed upon principles.
It is noted that the EU continues to support the work of the OSCE Minsk Group Co-Chairs in seeking a negotiated political solution to the conflict and will remain engaged in efforts towards lasting peace in the region.
Source Panorama.am
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