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Congressional Members Call for Halting Azerbaijan Military Aid

ACA Applauds Bipartisan Congressional Call to Withhold Military Assistance to Azerbaijan

Massis PostOct 9, 20261 min readOriginal: Massis Post
Congressional Members Call for Halting Azerbaijan Military Aid

The Armenian Council of America has commended a bipartisan group of 101 congressional members for urging Secretary of State Marco Rubio to withhold military assistance to Azerbaijan. The lawmakers' appeal centers on pressing Azerbaijan to release Armenian hostages, according to the statement.

The action reflects ongoing congressional concern over Azerbaijan's military capabilities and the humanitarian situation involving detained Armenians. The bipartisan nature of the effort underscores shared concern among lawmakers from both parties regarding U.S. military aid policy in the South Caucasus region.

The move comes amid broader tensions in the region and international scrutiny over hostage situations. The Armenian-American community has consistently advocated for U.S. policy measures addressing Armenian security concerns and humanitarian issues in the Caucasus.

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