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The joint military exercises of the US and Armenian troops are routine and are in no way tied to the tension between Armenia and Azerbaijan. Matthew Miller, Spokesperson of US Department of State, noted this during Monday’s Department press briefing.
Commenting on Russia’s negative reaction to these military exercises, Miler stated as follows: “I think that given Russia has invaded two of its neighbors in recent years, it should refrain from lecturing countries in the region about security arrangements.”
According to Miller, the US has been collaborating with Armenia in the security sector since 2003. He called the latest Armenian-US joint military exercises “a routine exercise that is in no way tied to any other events.”
A humanitarian aid truck, sent at the initiative of the Russian government and in accordance with the joint memorandum on cooperation between the Azerbaijan Red Crescent Society and the Russian Red Cross Society, by the Russian Red Cross Society to meet the food needs of the Armenian residents living in the Karabakh economic region of Azerbaijan has set off from Aghdam to Khankendi, according to Azerbaijan in Focus, reporting AzerTac.
The truck loaded with food and food products crossed through the Russian peacekeepers’ post in the direction of Askeran-Khankendi.
In order to meet the food needs of Armenian residents living in the Karabakh economic region of Azerbaijan, the truck is set to deliver the supplies to Khankendi via the Aghdam-Khankendi road.
The truck dispatched by the Russian Red Cross Society has been waiting in Barda for two days.
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