The Czech Foreign Affairs Ministry does not recommend that Czech citizens travel to the regions near the Armenian-Azerbaijani border, The Prague Post wrote quoting the statement issued by the foreign ministry.
“The Foreign Affairs Ministry does not recommend to the citizens of the Czech Republic that they travel or move on the territory of Russia near the Russian-Ukrainian border, especially in the Rostov region,” the statement reads.
According to the statement, in the Armenian region of Tavush, between the towns of Idjevan and Noyemberyan, the M16-H26 road connecting Yerevan with Tbilisi is frequently used by tourists. Apart from artillery shelling of the border regions, there have been the cases of shooting at passing cars, it added

















