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The Minsk Group co-chairs held separate video talks with Aivazian and Bayramov on stability and mediation.
This was a mediation round with separate calls, not a joint Armenian–Azerbaijani meeting.
Link to recordConnectivity · Transport talks
The three deputy prime ministers held a video meeting and agreed a timetable for further work.
The government explicitly calls this the second session, reviewing implementation of the November 2020 and January 2021 statements. No reopened connection was announced.
Link to recordHumanitarian · Missing persons
Azerbaijan reports an ICRC-mediated handover near Shushi/Shusha.
The commission’s 13 February statement dates the handover to 12 February. It describes remains believed to belong to Azerbaijanis missing from the first war; identification was still pending. Publication day is not the transfer day.
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Link to recordHumanitarian · Detainees
Armenia records a further five-person return facilitated by Russian peacekeepers.
Armenia’s OSCE delegation reported the 9 February transfer at its 11 February statement. The record is distinct from the January batch; Armenia’s broader allegations in the statement are not adopted as findings.
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Link to recordConnectivity · Transport talks
Prime-ministerial decision 95-A formed Armenia’s commission and two expert subgroups for the trilateral transport process.
Signed on 4 February; effective 5 February. The act assigned coordination, reporting and diplomatic negotiation procedures, rather than authorizing an operating route.
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