Foreign Ministry: Armenia continues to harm biodiversity and living nature of Azerbaijan
Baku, April 12, AZERTAC
Until today, Armenia continues to harm biodiversity and living nature in our territories by polluting the transboundary rivers flowing from its territory to the territory of Azerbaijan. It was stated, according to the Foreign Ministry of Azerbaijan, at the first formal proceedings in Azerbaijan’s claim within inter-state arbitration under the Bern Convention on the Conservation of European Wildlife and Natural Habitats on 12 April 2024 at the Peace Palace at the Hague.
Armenia’s widespread deforestation, unsustainable logging, and pollution through significant environmentally irresponsible and illegal construction and mining activities in forest regions – including in what had been protected nature reserves prior to Armenia’s illegal occupation in 1991 – has put more than 500 wildlife species at risk in Azerbaijan.
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