Russian President Vladimir Putin announced on Russia 24 TV that the Russian-Turkish center in Karabakh will be used for drones.

“We have a very good experience of cooperation in the Middle East, including Syria, where we are organizing a joint patrol in the Idlib area, on the Syrian-Turkish border. Such cooperation is not required here. “But we agreed that we would set up a joint center that would use drones, together we would monitor the situation along the line of contact with those planes, we would get information together, we would analyze them together,” Putin said.

“As for the peacekeeping mission, yes, indeed, both Azerbaijan and Turkey, they have always talked about the possibility of Turkey’s participation in peacekeeping operations. I still think that I managed to convince both our Turkish partners and our Azerbaijani partners that there is no need to create conditions or preconditions for the cancellation of our agreements. “Conditions that will provoke extreme measures, extreme actions of one of the parties,” he said.

Putin explained that he meant “the very difficult legacy of the past, something connected with the tragic and bloody events of World War I, and the Armenian Genocide.

“This is a factor that can be recognized or not. But there are no problems for Russia. We have known this for a long time. But why provoke the Armenian side with the presence of Turkish soldiers on the line of contact? It seems to me that President (Turkish Tayyip) Erdogan understands this perfectly. We have not had any problems here,” he said.