UN Security Council Discusses Humanitarian Crisis in Artsakh

The UN Security Council meeting has commenced in New York, during which the humanitarian crisis arising from Azerbaijan's ongoing blockade in Nagorno-Karabakh and the resulting situation are being discussed.

Below are some statements made during the Security Council meeting:

Brazil's Representative at the UN: "The document of November 9, 2020, is a roadmap for building peace."

Japan's Representative at the UN: "We reaffirm that the rule of law must be established, and this is our enduring position. Every state is obligated to adhere to international legal norms, including the UN Charter and international humanitarian law standards."

Albania's Representative at the UN: "While each side presents its narrative, one thing is evident: there is deep mistrust between the parties."

China's Representative at the UN: "Armenia and Azerbaijan are neighbors, and it is in their fundamental interest to find common paths for security and development through cooperation."

Switzerland's Representative at the UN: "The situation in Nagorno-Karabakh is extremely severe andrequires immediate resolution. We call on the parties to adhere to their commitments and to find a humanitarian consensus."

Malta's Representative at the UN: "Malta calls for the immediate and unconditional lifting of the blockade of the Lachin corridor. Agdam cannot be an alternative to the Lachin corridor."

United Arab Emirates' Representative at the UN: "The UAE emphasizes that humanitarian assistance must be made accessible to the people."

Mozambique's Representative at the UN: "The November 9, 2020 statement must be followed. The UN Security Council's resolution must be implemented for lasting peace."

United Kingdom's Representative at the UN: "The International Court of Justice has ruled that the movement of goods, cargo, and people must be ensured. Negotiations must continue for sustainable peace."