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On January 29, the ambassadors of the European Union in Brussels approved the decision on the EU's civil mission in Armenia, which will remain European observers in Armenia's border areas for another two years, until February 19, 2027. The budget is 44 million euros.
It is said that the European Union has left the mission of the mission two years ago to reduce the risk of the population living in those regions in those areas and thus to promote the normalization of Armenian-Azerbaijani relations on the ground. The composition and number of observers, according to the draft decision, will remain unchanged, 165 international and 44 Armenian employees.
According to the EU's EU mission in Armenia, this decision must soon be approved by EU foreign ministers, which is a factual formal, as the ambassadors of those countries have expressed their views on the project.
According to the official report, the mission monitoring zone is spread along the entire Armenian-Azerbaijani border, including the Nakhichevan section.
"Taking into account the significant amount of the area, the mission is not able to notice any incidents along the border," the observation mission said after the deployment, "the patrols are trying to visit places where incidents have taken place, then." Report this on the European Union's headquarters based on open sources and reliable information. "
In recent months, the Azerbaijani authorities have made public demands to withdraw civil observers from Armenia, according to some reports, the issue of the Republic of Armenia. In response to this demand, Nikol Pashinyan said that he suggested removing observers only from the border crossovers. The Armenian authorities claim that the deployment of the observation mission has provided border stability.
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