We Urge to Refrain from Actions that Could Escalate the Situation: Peter Stano
Brussels is closely monitoring the situation along the Armenia-Azerbaijan border, stated a spokesperson for the European Union's foreign affairs service in response to a question from "News" regarding the rising tensions along the Armenia-Azerbaijan border and the potential risks of instability posed by Azerbaijan.
“We call on both sides to refrain from actions that could escalate the situation and divert the ongoing process of normalization, which the European Union firmly supports and remains committed to,” noted Peter Stano.
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