The European Union is concerned about the recent violence on the Armenian-Azerbaijani border, the spokesman of the EU External Action Service, Peter Stano, revealed.
He said the EU was calling on Armenia and Azerbaijan to abide by the ceasefire agreement.
"The EU urges Armenia and Azerbaijan to exercise utmost restraint, disengage their military forces on the ground, and respect the commitments undertaken in the framework of the two trilateral agreements. We call on both sides to resume negotiations to work towards a comprehensive settlement of outstanding issues, including border demarcation," reads the statement.
The statement said that the European Union supports the November 15 statement of the OSCE Minsk Group Co-Chairs.
"The EU reiterates its commitment to work with Armenia and Azerbaijan to help overcome tensions and contribute to building a South Caucasus that is secure, stable, prosperous, and at peace for the benefit of all people living in this region," the statement revealed.
