Turkish Minute Article RatingAzerbaijan hosts joint drills with Turkey near Armenia: ministry - Turkish Minute
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47% : The ministry said "up to 3,000" troops would take part in the tactical drills held in capital Baku, the Nakhichevan exclave between Iran and Armenia, as well as territories retaken from Armenian separatists.47% : The drills came as Azerbaijan, Armenia, Turkey, Iran and Russia were set to send their foreign ministers to hold talks in Tehran in a diplomatic format initiated by Moscow in 2020 -- after Baku and Yerevan went to war over Karabakh.
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