UN Security Council Emergency Meeting at 10:35 on September 30 in Battle between Azerbaijan and Armenia
The UN Security Council held an urgent meeting on the 29th after the former Soviet Union's Azerbaijan and Armenia were in a large-scale battle over the disputed territory, and severely condemned the use of both sides' forces. , We agreed to ask for the dialogue to resume.
Between Azerbaijan and Armenia, there was a large-scale battle over the Nagorno-Karabakh Autonomous Region in western Azerbaijan, killing 100 people in total in the three days until the 29th.
In response to this situation, the UN Security Council held an urgent meeting on the 29th, and UN Ambassador to Niger Abari, who chairs the UN Security Council, expressed concern about large-scale fighting and severely condemned the use of force by both sides. At the same time, he revealed that he expressed regret for the casualties of civilians.
He supported the UN Secretary-General António Guterres' call for an immediate ceasefire, and fully supported the OSCE (Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe), which has been the mediator of conflict resolution between the two countries, to play a central role. We urge both countries to work with the OSCE to resume dialogue.
On the other hand, at the UN General Assembly, on the 29th, representatives of both countries criticized the other side for this battle, impressing the international community with the depth of the conflict.