Baku / 26.10.20 / Turan: «Armenia was as flexible as possible to resolve the conflict, but Azerbaijan did not want this,» said Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan live on his Facebook page on October 26.
“If we agreed to something, it was no longer acceptable for Azerbaijan, because they wanted more. Azerbaijan now, all the more, does not want a settlement of the Karabakh issue, but at least the surrender of Karabakh,” Pashinyan said.
“Now I want us to answer the question. Are the Armenian people ready for compromises? I think yes, the Armenian people are ready for this. We are even ready for painful compromises, but are the Armenian people ready for surrender? I think that the Armenian people are not ready for this,” Pashinyan said.
“We must be able to find the resources to be able to make the situation such that Azerbaijan’s demand is reduced not to the surrender of Karabakh, but to compromises,” the Armenian leader said, without specifying what kind of compromises Armenia is ready for. -0-
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