Azerbaijan to determine location of Joint Monitoring Center in Karabakh

Alparslan Ozturk
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Azerbaijan will decide on the Turkish-Russian Joint Monitoring Center's location to observe the ceasefire in Nagorno-Karabakh.

Report informs, citing Anadolu, that it is reflected in the draft law on Turkish troops' deployment in Azerbaijan.

The bill was presented to the Turkish Grand National Assembly.

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