Peskov says no information about Russia’s countermeasures against militias deployed in Karabakh conflict zone

    Kremlin does not confirm the information that the military conflict of Armenia and Azerbaijan has gone beyond Nagorno Karabakh, Russia’s President’s spokesperson Dmitry Peskov stated.


    “Such information has not been confirmed,” he said

    Peskov also stressed that Russian militias in Nagorno Karabakh is a matter of deep concern for Russia.

    “The deployment of militias in the hot conflict zone during these days is a serious danger and is a matter of deep concern for Russia, which we already have stated,” Peskov said.

    He stressed he does not have any information about the possible countermeasures against militias by Russia.

    “As of the moment, I am not aware of it,” he said.

     

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