"Agreements have been signed with Russia. On the other hand, we must discuss the steps to be taken on the field with the host Azerbaijan," Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said in an interview with 24 TV, APA reports.
According to him, negotiations are underway with Azerbaijan on how many people will come to the observation points in Karabakh - the center and other places, whether there is a need to sign a contract with the landlord: "We will establish this center as soon as possible. We will take the necessary steps to ensure a lasting ceasefire. There is a benefit in making this happen soon. There have been cases of ceasefire violations by Armenia in recent days. Azerbaijan responded to them, but Russia also has a responsibility here. Because, according to the tripartite statement, there are Russian peacekeeping forces there. Russia must prevent the ceasefire violation, otherwise the President of Azerbaijan, Mr. Ilham Aliyev, has given the necessary message."
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