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2021
Sochi joint statement
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Agreements · Joint statements
The three leaders agreed to work toward a bilateral border commission and continue transport and security discussions.
The statement refers back to November 2020 and January 2021 commitments. A commitment to create the border commission is distinct from its subsequent formation or a delimited border.
Azerbaijan records the return of a wounded serviceman and a civilian.
The commission dates both handovers to 26 November. It identifies one as captured during the 16 November fighting and the other as a civilian who had lost his way. The commission’s account of capture is attributed.
Fighting caused deaths, injuries and captures; a Russian-mediated ceasefire was reported.
European Parliament representatives’ 17 November statement explicitly refers to the previous day’s heavy fighting. It describes an Azerbaijani military operation following alleged provocations; its casualty count was still unconfirmed.