The Turkish government announced, on Saturday, its position regarding the ceasefire agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia, following the truce that entered into force between the two warring parties.
The Turkish Foreign Ministry said that Azerbaijan gave a "last chance" for the withdrawal of Armenia from its occupied lands.
Ankara claimed: “In the armed conflict that began on September 27, Azerbaijan has shown Yerevan and the whole world that it can liberate the occupied territories.”
It is worth mentioning that, earlier today, a ceasefire between Armenia and Azerbaijan went into effect to end nearly two weeks of heavy fighting over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region.
Officials in the disputed region and Azerbaijani forces accused each other of firing missiles and rockets on civilian areas on Saturday morning, shortly before the ceasefire was due to start.
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