Putin, Aliyev discuss regional security in call
Russian President Vladimir Putin talked to his Azeri counterpart Ilham Aliyev and noted the importance of ensuring stability and security in the South Caucasus region, Reuters reported, citing the Kremlin.
"The importance of consistent steps to ensure stability and security on the Azerbaijani-Armenian border was noted," said a Kremlin readout of the call.
"In this context, it was reaffirmed that all the relevant agreements between Russia, Azerbaijan and Armenia at the highest level should be implemented unconditionally," it added.


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