France recalls ambassador from Azerbaijan over strained relations
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In a move signaling a significant deterioration in relations, France has recalled its ambassador to Azerbaijan for consultations.
The French Foreign Ministry announced the decision on April 16th, citing "unilateral actions" by Azerbaijan in recent months that have damaged ties between the two countries.
The Ministry expressed regret over these actions and urged Azerbaijan to clarify its intentions. France also reiterated its support for the normalization of relations between Azerbaijan and Armenia, emphasizing respect for international law and territorial integrity.
There has been no official comment from the Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry regarding France's decision. (ILKHA)
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