President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's top press aide is "fully prepared" to help Azerbaijan recapture its separatist territory of Nagorno-Karabakh ahead of a UN Security Council debate on Tuesday.
In these comments, Turkey made demand from Russia, which considers Azerbaijan as its close ally and Armenia
as its historical enemy, in order to stop declaring its support for Azerbaijan
and for this growing diplomatic solution. Work toward, which is the deadliest
move since 2016.
"Turkey is fully
committed to Azerbaijan reclaiming its occupied territories and defending its
rights and interests under international law," Farhatin Alton tweeted.
He added that Turkey hopes
that the UN summit will "lay a strong foundation for a solution".
Alton said that Turkey stands
"completely" with Azerbaijan, adding: "There is no doubt that if
Azerbaijan faces minor injustices under international law, the world will
listen to us." Will take
Armenia alleges that Turkey
has hired Azerbaijani troops to repatriate ethnic Armenians to the region,
which Ankara has officially denied.
Alton, in turn, accused
Armenia of violating the Geneva Conventions in the border region and praised
Azerbaijan for "abiding by the international law of the letter."
"We urge the
international players to approach this issue from the point of view of
justice," he said.
"The world cannot afford
to equate the aggressor with the aggressor party in the name of the so-called
principle of neutrality or to maintain political balance," Alton said.
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