Welcoming the Release of Armenian and Azerbaijani Soldiers
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Welcoming the Release of Armenian and Azerbaijani Soldiers

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The United States welcomes the announcement by Armenia and Azerbaijan of the release of two Azerbaijani and thirty-two Armenian detainees.  This commitment represents an important confidence building measure as the sides work to finalize a peace agreement and normalize relations.  We commend Azerbaijani President Aliyev and Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan for their joint efforts to lay the groundwork for a more peaceful and prosperous future for the people of the South Caucasus.

The United States will continue to strongly support efforts to reach a durable and dignified peace.

Official news published at https://www.state.gov/welcoming-the-release-of-armenian-and-azerbaijani-soldiers/

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