Pashinyan: We won’t start hostilities against Azerbaijan because of situation in Karabakh
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- 19 September, 2023
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Armenia doesn’t intend to start hostilities with Azerbaijan because of the situation in Karabakh, Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan said, Report informs.
“Armenia is not involved in hostilities. We will not take any rash actions at this time,” he added.
Pashinyan also noted that statements are being made “from various places” including calls to a coup.
“Under these conditions, the Armenian state must react within the framework of legislation. Individual political forces and people must not be given the opportunity to jeopardize the statehood of Armenia,” he said during a live broadcast on social networks.
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