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 CSTO – CSTO issued a statement, expressing serious concern over the "escalation of the situation on the Azerbaijani-Armenian border" and called for an "immediate ceasefire".

 European Union – European Union Special Representative for the South Caucasus and the Crisis in Georgia, Toivo Klaar, said that he is "very concerned about exchange of fire on Armenia-Azerbaijan border", and that it is "important for both countries to show restraint and to use all channels of communication, both direct and the good offices of the OSCE Minsk Group Co-Chairs" on his Twitter account.

OIC - General Secretariat of Organization of Islamic Cooperation  condemned “the attack by the armed forces of the Republic of Armenia on the Tovuz region in the Republic of Azerbaijan and their violations of the ceasefire on the border region between Armenia and Azerbaijan”, meanwhile Secretary General Yousef Al-Othaimeen expressed his condolences to the families of the fallen.

 GUAM Organization for Democracy and Economic Development – GUAM Secretariat condemned the "attacks of the Armenian armed forces in the direction of Tovuz district along the state border between Azerbaijan and Armenia", and noted that "conflicts impede well-being, stability and prosperity of GUAM area".

 UN – Stéphane Dujarric, spokesman for the Secretary-General of the United Nations António Guterres issued a statement expressing deep concerns over the "reports of exchanges of fire, including with heavy weaponry, along the Armenia-Azerbaijan international border", urging an "immediate end to the fighting" and calling on all involved to "take immediate steps to de-escalate the situation and refrain from provocative rhetoric".

Then, on 20 July, Dujarrick stated that Guterres was "following the tensions between Azerbaijan and Armenia with deep concern", saying that he was calling "on both sides to maximize restraint", while noting that a "full-scale conflict between the two countries would be a disaster".

On 22 July, United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres made a phone call with Azerbaijan's President Ilham Aliyev, first expressing his concern over the "military stand-off at the Armenian-Azerbaijani border and expressed his regret over human casualties", and then noting that the "status quo in the negotiations on the Armenia-Azerbaijan Nagorno-Karabakh conflict could not last forever and called for an end to hostilities and a continuation of negotiations".

 Turkic Council – The Secretary General of the Turkic Council, Baghdad Amreyev expressed his deep concerns, and condemned the "artillery shelling of the Armenian Armed Forces densely populated territories of Tovuz region along the state border between Azerbaijan and Armenia".
He also expressed his condolences to "families of martyrs, people and the government of Azerbaijan".

OSCE Minsk Group and co-chair countries
OSCE Minsk Group – The Co-Chairs of the OSCE Minsk Group condemned the "recent ceasefire violations" and called upon the sides to "take all necessary measures to prevent any further escalation, including by use of the existing direct communication channels between them".

UN member states
 Cyprus – Minister of Foreign Affairs of Cyprus Nikos Christodoulides expressed his concern about this development, condemned the "ceasefire violation by Azerbaijan" and called for "restraint of the parties to de-escalate the tension in the region".

 France – Foreign Ministry issued a statement, condemning the "military clashes that started on Sunday on the border between Armenia and Azerbaijan, which led to the death of several people", and called on both sides to "maintain the ceasefire and to resume dialogue to avoid escalation".

All factions of the French parliament unanimously expressed their support to Armenia "against the Azerbaijani aggression".
The French parliamentarians noted that "the resumption of hostilities is a direct consequence of the intentions of the dictator of Azerbaijan, Ilham Aliyev" and "supporting Armenia against Azerbaijan means supporting the right to life".

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 CSTO – CSTO issued a statement, expressing serious concern over the "escalation of the situation on the Azerbaijani-Armenian border" and called for an "immediate ceasefire".
 European Union – European Union Special Representative for the South Caucasus and the Crisis in Georgia, Toivo Klaar, said that he is "very concerned about exchange of fire on Armenia-Azerbaijan border", and that it is "important for both countries to show restraint and to use all channels of communication, both direct and the good offices of the OSCE Minsk Group Co-Chairs" on his Twitter account.
OIC - General Secretariat of Organization of Islamic Cooperation  condemned “the attack by the armed forces of the Republic of Armenia on the Tovuz region in the Republic of Azerbaijan and their violations of the ceasefire on the border region between Armenia and Azerbaijan”, meanwhile Secretary General Yousef Al-Othaimeen expressed his condolences to the families of the fallen.
 GUAM Organization for Democracy and Economic Development – GUAM Secretariat condemned the "attacks of the Armenian armed forces in the direction of Tovuz district along the state border between Azerbaijan and Armenia", and noted that "conflicts impede well-being, stability and prosperity of GUAM area".
 UN – Stéphane Dujarric, spokesman for the Secretary-General of the United Nations António Guterres issued a statement expressing deep concerns over the "reports of exchanges of fire, including with heavy weaponry, along the Armenia-Azerbaijan international border", urging an "immediate end to the fighting" and calling on all involved to "take immediate steps to de-escalate the situation and refrain from provocative rhetoric".
Then, on 20 July, Dujarrick stated that Guterres was "following the tensions between Azerbaijan and Armenia with deep concern", saying that he was calling "on both sides to maximize restraint", while noting that a "full-scale conflict between the two countries would be a disaster".
On 22 July, United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres made a phone call with Azerbaijan's President Ilham Aliyev, first expressing his concern over the "military stand-off at the Armenian-Azerbaijani border and expressed his regret over human casualties", and then noting that the "status quo in the negotiations on the Armenia-Azerbaijan Nagorno-Karabakh conflict could not last forever and called for an end to hostilities and a continuation of negotiations".
 Turkic Council – The Secretary General of the Turkic Council, Baghdad Amreyev expressed his deep concerns, and condemned the "artillery shelling of the Armenian Armed Forces densely populated territories of Tovuz region along the state border between Azerbaijan and Armenia". He also expressed his condolences to "families of martyrs, people and the government of Azerbaijan".
OSCE Minsk Group and co-chair countries
OSCE Minsk Group – The Co-Chairs of the OSCE Minsk Group condemned the "recent ceasefire violations" and called upon the sides to "take all necessary measures to prevent any further escalation, including by use of the existing direct communication channels between them".
UN member states
 Cyprus – Minister of Foreign Affairs of Cyprus Nikos Christodoulides expressed his concern about this development, condemned the "ceasefire violation by Azerbaijan" and called for "restraint of the parties to de-escalate the tension in the region".
 France – Foreign Ministry issued a statement, condemning the "military clashes that started on Sunday on the border between Armenia and Azerbaijan, which led to the death of several people", and called on both sides to "maintain the ceasefire and to resume dialogue to avoid escalation".
All factions of the French parliament unanimously expressed their support to Armenia "against the Azerbaijani aggression". The French parliamentarians noted that "the resumption of hostilities is a direct consequence of the intentions of the dictator of Azerbaijan, Ilham Aliyev" and "supporting Armenia against Azerbaijan means supporting the right to life".
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2020 Armenian–Azerbaijani clashes