Azerbaijan made clear that a new status quo has been created

Baku/21.05.21/Turan: "There can be small concessions between Azerbaijan and Armenia, such as the providing of maps of mined areas and the return of Armenian soldiers.  However, the parties are not ready to sign a peace agreement.  This was stated by political analyst Leyla Aliyeva in Turan's program "A Difficult Question" on May 21, dedicated to "Messages to Azerbaijan, the U.S., the EU, and Armenia."

According to her, in his recent speeches about this, President Ilham Aliyev repeated the earlier theses. In the current situation, he refused US assistance in the Karabakh issue: "Azerbaijan prefers cooperation with these forces, especially in the post-conflict period," Aliyeva said.

She stressed that Azerbaijan made it clear to these forces that it had settled the Karabakh conflict with other regional forces and created a new status quo.  And he connects Russia's role to the emergence of multilateral relations and historical good-neighborliness.

Regarding concessions to Armenia, Aliyeva added that Azerbaijan reminded international forces that it had returned some soldiers and allowed gas supplies to that country.

The Head of State also recalled that Armenia is currently going through a sensitive period and that it is also necessary to wait for this period.

According to Aliyeva, some issues remain a problem. Thus, the big question is how to manage territories that are not controlled by Azerbaijan.

The Head of State also reminded that Armenia is currently going through a sensitive period, and it is also necessary to wait.

According to Aliyeva, some issues remain a problem. Thus, the big question is how to manage territories that are not controlled by Azerbaijan.

As for the settlement of the Karabakh conflict, Aliyeva says that Azerbaijan, even though late, but has reached an agreement with regional powers. The West did not want a conflict with Russia, no military forces were deployed in the region, which led to a new reality, to a new status quo.

According to Aliyeva, Azerbaijan's confidence in cooperation with the West is connected with the settlement of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict and the removal of the status issue. According to the political scientist, this is also a signal of that the activities in the region goes through cooperation with Azerbaijan.

Regarding relations with the European Union (EU), the political scientist says that Azerbaijan prefers economic cooperation with this organization. -05B-