OSCE regular monitoring of Karabakh-Azerbaijan line of contact scheduled for Wednesday
16.06.2015,
13:42
The OSCE mission will carrying out its regular monitoring at Omar Pass on the line of contact between Nagorno-Karabakh and Azerbaijan on Wednesday June 17, the press office of the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic (NKR) reports.
STEPANAKERT, June 16. /ARKA/. The OSCE mission will carrying out its regular monitoring at Omar Pass on the line of contact between Nagorno-Karabakh and Azerbaijan on Wednesday June 17, the press office of the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic (NKR) reports.
The monitoring has been agreed upon with the NKR authorities.
Field assistant and personal assistant to Personal Representative of OSCE Chairman-in-Office Irji Aberle (Czech Republic) and Simon Tiller (Great Britain) will be monitoring the situation from the NKR army of defense side, together with representative of High Level Planning Group lieutenant colonel Aleksander Nepokrytikh (Russia).
The monitoring from the opposite side will be provided by Personal Representative of PSCE Chairman-in-Office Andjey Kasprshik and his field assistant Hristo Hristov (Bulgaria), together with a representative of the High level Planning Group colonel Tuncay Sevim (Turkey).
NKR’s authorities say they are ready to provide support and ensure safety of the OSCE mission members, according to the report. –0--
The monitoring has been agreed upon with the NKR authorities.
Field assistant and personal assistant to Personal Representative of OSCE Chairman-in-Office Irji Aberle (Czech Republic) and Simon Tiller (Great Britain) will be monitoring the situation from the NKR army of defense side, together with representative of High Level Planning Group lieutenant colonel Aleksander Nepokrytikh (Russia).
The monitoring from the opposite side will be provided by Personal Representative of PSCE Chairman-in-Office Andjey Kasprshik and his field assistant Hristo Hristov (Bulgaria), together with a representative of the High level Planning Group colonel Tuncay Sevim (Turkey).
NKR’s authorities say they are ready to provide support and ensure safety of the OSCE mission members, according to the report. –0--
