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Armenian Ministry of Foreign Affairs shows Nagorno Karabakh and seven occupied regions as a territory of Azerbaijan on its website

Armenian Ministry of Foreign Affairs shows Nagorno Karabakh and seven occupied regions as a territory of Azerbaijan on its website

Armenian Ministry of Foreign Affairs showed Nagorno Karabakh and seven occupied regions as a territory of Azerbaijan on its official website.

The map was placed on the “Geography” section at http://www.armeniaforeignministry.com/arm/index.html, APA reports quoting ArmToday. This fact caused serious protest in Armenia, ArmToday reports. “It is not only offense that Nagorno Karabakh Republic was unmapped by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Armenia, but it is also real attitude by the Armenia’s foreign policy office to the fact of NKR independence”, said ArmToday.

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Date: 30 August 2010 | Category: Facts & Articles

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