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Yerevan proposes to expand the capabilities of the EU observation mission in Armenia

Security Council Secretary Armen Grigoryan announced that Yerevan offers to expand the capabilities of the European Union's observation mission in Armenia.

In a briefing with journalists, Grigoryan said that more than the number of observers is needed to monitor Armenia's international borders with Azerbaijan, "We suggest to all our partners to increase the number of people and other capacities so that the observers can conduct a more proper observation."

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