The Artsakh Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued the following statement today regarding recent reports that the Turkish Grey Wolves organization plans to carry out programs in Shushi and elsewhere in the country.

The intentions of the far-right nationalist Turkish National Movement party and its affiliated extremist neo-fascist Gray Wolves to carry out some projects in the occupied territories of the Artsakh Republic, particularly in the city of Shushi, are of serious concern.

The presence of any foreign force in the occupied territories of Artsakh, which promotes terrorism, propagating the ideology of Pan-Turkism, neo-fascism, as the main means of achieving its goals, poses an extreme threat not only to the Artsakh Republic, but also to regional and global security. The fact that these forces have received the approval of the top leadership of Turkey and Azerbaijan for the implementation of their projects in occupied Shushi testifies to the establishment of tensions between Ankara and Baku in the neighboring countries, as well as the international community for a peaceful, comprehensive and just settlement of the Azerbaijani-Karabakh conflict. about plans to thwart efforts.

The transfer of far-right neo-fascist forces to the occupied territories of the Artsakh Republic, as well as the use of international terrorists during the armed aggression against Artsakh, are part of the same chain of Turkish expansionist policy not only in Artsakh and the South Caucasus.

This policy of Turkey's Azerbaijan deserves the strongest condemnation. It demands that the international community, interested organizations and institutions take immediate steps to prevent and stop such destructive initiatives.