On the night of July 31, residents of Kaspiysk reported explosions near the seaport, which serves as the base for the Caspian Flotilla. Russian authorities have not officially commented on reports of a possible attack on the port. That same night, Ukrainian drones also struck other Russian regions.
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced the country's gradual lifting of the blockade. Speaking at an international forum in Tbilisi, he welcomed Azerbaijan's decision to lift export restrictions and thanked President Ilham Aliyev for this.
Pashinyan also emphasized that this is proof of the effectiveness of the Washington agreements, refuting claims that they are not yielding tangible results.
Earlier, the Armenian prime minister stated Armenia's readiness to ensure transit for the construction of pipelines and power lines from Azerbaijan to Nakhichevan, as well as along the Azerbaijan-Armenia-Turkey route. He also expressed political readiness to establish a railway connection between Turkey, Nakhichevan, and Azerbaijan, acknowledging the need for infrastructure repair and restoration.