Russian Peacekeepers Conduct Training at All Checkpoints in Nagorno-Karabakh, Says Russian Defense Ministry

Russian peacekeepers have conducted comprehensive communication training at all checkpoints in Nagorno-Karabakh, where they are tasked with maintaining a ceasefire regime and round-the-clock monitoring of the situation. This was reported by the Russian Defense Ministry.

During the training, specialists tested special equipment and radio station operations, developing tasks aimed at establishing communication between different checkpoints via internal channels.

According to peacekeeping representative Alexey Kudrenko, their arsenal includes a satellite communication station that ensures constant and uninterrupted communication in mountainous terrain.

The peacekeepers regularly conduct training sessions to enhance their professional skills.

It is noteworthy that on November 9, the leaders of Russia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan reached an agreement on the deployment of Russian peacekeepers in Nagorno-Karabakh, signing a statement that transfers seven regions of Artsakh, as well as Shushi and Hadrut to Azerbaijan, with the exception of one village, and villages from the Askeran and Martuni regions, as well as the villages of Talish and Mataghis in the Martakert region.