The Russian peacekeeping mission in Nagorno-Karabakh is
\nstill in demand, as the conflict has not been settled yet. Russian Deputy
\nForeign Minister Mikhail Galuzin said this in his interview with RBC.
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“I suppose the conflict has not ended yet. Many residents of
\nKarabakh have made the difficult decision to leave. But, I think that the
\npresence of the Russian peacekeeping contingent is more than required now” he
\nsaid.
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Galuzin noted that the Russian peacekeepers played a “major
\nrole” in securing the ceasefire on Sept. 20 and in assisting the population
\nuntil they left Artsakh.
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He said that talks are held between the representatives of
\nthe Karabakh Armenians and those of the Azerbaijani authorities with the
\nparticipation of the command of the Russian peacekeeping troops as well. A
\nnumber of complex issues regarding Karabakh are also being settled with the
\nhelp of the peacekeepers.
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“Our contingent is much required, and I think that it will
\nstill be required in the future, first for the Armenians who have not left
\nKarabakh. We cannot rule out the possibility that some of those who have left
\nKarabakh will decide to return one day. With this regard, the peacekeepers’
\npresence there will serve as an additional factor for their peace of mind.
\nThus, I would not say that the Russian peacekeeping contingent has outlived
\nitself. The future presence of the contingent will be discussed and decided
\nthrough the contacts established between Moscow and Baku,” he said.
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