OSCE envoy concerned over situation on Azeri-Armenian frontline
OSCE chairperson’s personal envoy Andrzej Kasprzyk has said he was dissatisfied with the situation on the contact line of Azerbaijani and Armenian troops.
Speaking during a regular OSCE frontline monitoring in Azerbaijan’s Goranboy region on Thursday, Kasprzyk said: "My conclusion is that the situation is stable, but I am not satisfied with it, as the ceasefire is being violated and there are casualties. True, the number of casualties has lately decreased, and essentially, no serious [ceasefire] breaches are taking place."
The OSCE has been mediating peace talks between Azerbaijan and Armenia through its Minsk Group since the two countries signed a cease-fire in 1994 following a lengthy war. Clashes on the frontline continue.
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