Statistical analysis shows that 51% of mine accidents have occurred during the entrance to the liberated territories, and 26% in case of departure from the cleared area, ANAMA told APA.
After the liberation of the areas, 73 civilians were victims of mine accidents, 49 of them injured, and 24 died.
Source: Azeri-Press News Agency
The number of schools and classes in distance education in Azerbaijan due to coronavirus has been announced, the Ministry of Education said as a response to APA’s query.
Currently, the number of schools in distance education is 5, and the number of classes is 369.
Source: Azeri-Press News Agency
“Protracted conflicts in the Eastern Partnership region are one of the key problems,” said Charles Michel, President of the European Council, APA reports.
He said that the EU supports further efforts to resolve conflicts within the norms and principles of international law: “European Union is always ready to play its role in preventing conflicts and helping to find solutions to existing conflicts. This includes trust-building, contributing to a sustainable and comprehensive solution, and supporting steps towards post-conflict rehabilitation.”
Charles Michel called on Azerbaijan, Armenia to dialogue: “Relations between Azerbaijan and Armenia show how fragile the situation is. I believe that only political dialogue can lead to a lasting solution.”
Source: Azeri-Press News Agency
French Ambassador to Azerbaijan Zacharie Gross has extended condolences over the military helicopter crash, Ambassador wrote on Twitter, APA reports.
“I present my sincere condolences to the families of the victims of the tragic helicopter crash in Garaheybat training ground, Khizi,” reads the tweet.
Source: Azeri-Press News Agency
Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu held a phone conversation with Azerbaijan’s Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov, APA reports citing Turkish MFA.
M. Cavusoglu has extended condolences in connection with persons who were martyred in a helicopter crash in Azerbaijan today, wish recovery to injured ones.
Source: Azeri-Press News Agency
The International Court of Justice will rule on December 7 on Azerbaijan’s suit against Armenia for violating the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination. This is stated on the court’s website.
A similar ruling by Armenia will be issued on the same day in a lawsuit against Azerbaijan.
Note that Azerbaijan and Armenia filed lawsuits against each other in September this year. The mutual accusations were about discrimination of citizens on the grounds of national origin, ethnic cleansing and incitement to hatred.
In October, the UN court in the Hague held hearings on Azerbaijan’s claim against Armenia and on Armenia’s claim against Azerbaijan.
Source: Turan News Agency
