Turkish Presidential Spokesman Ibrahim Kalin stated that the recent statements of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan that there is no diplomatic solution in Karabakh reveal Armenia’s intention.
He added in a tweet on his Twitter account: “It is clear who wants war, and this confirms the right of Turkey and Azerbaijan, and peace and stability will not be achieved in the South Caucasus until after the liberation of Karabakh from occupation.”
Earlier, Pashinyan called on the citizens to go to fight on the fronts, against the backdrop of the increasing losses of his country in the face of the Azerbaijani army in the occupied “Karabakh” region and claimed that the “Karabakh” issue cannot be solved diplomatically at the current stage.
On September 27, the Azerbaijani army launched an operation in the “occupied Karabakh region” , in response to an Armenian attack targeting civilian areas.
During the operations, the army was able to liberate the cities of Gabriel, Faduli, and Zuglan, and more than 100 residential areas.
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