26 Jul 2026
CSTO chief: Necessary to work on Armenia-Azerbaijan border delimitation, demarcation
The situation in the Caucasus region remains relatively stable thanks to the agreements reached between Armenia and Azerbaijan—and mediated by Russia. This was stated by CSTO Secretary General Stanislav Zas in a conversation with Miroslav Jenca, UN Assistant Secretary-General for Political Affairs .
"For further settlement of the situation, practical work is needed to delimit and demarcate the [Armenia-Azerbaijan] state border," Zas added.
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