Brad Sherman: “The terms of the Russia and Turkey-backed ceasefire are unfair”

The terms of the Russia and Turkey-backed ceasefire ending Azerbaijan’s unprovoked violence against Artsakh and Armenia are unfair, Rep. Brad Sherman says.
The congressman asked the U.S. Department of State and the US Co-Chair to the OSCE to work with the partners to achieve a fair and balanced long term settlement. Artsakh’s right to self determination must be preserved.
“The Trump Administration’s absence was glaring and led to disastrous results for the people of Armenia,” the Congressman said in a Twitter post.
“Who drafted this ceasefire agreement? None other than Putin and Erdoğan. This is the result of a lack of U.S. leadership. We must not stand for this disastrous deal forced on Armenia. We must not view it as a final settlement,” he added.
The terms of the Russia and Turkey-backed ceasefire ending Azerbaijan’s unprovoked violence against #Artsakh and #Armenia are unfair. The Trump Administration’s absence was glaring and led to disastrous results for the people of Armenia. (1/3)
— Rep. Brad Sherman (@BradSherman) November 12, 2020

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