Yerevan and Baku have reached agreement on all fundamental issues – Alain Simonyan
Baku/28.11.23/Turan: A peace treaty with Azerbaijan can be signed within 15 days, Speaker of the Armenian Parliament Alen Simonyan told reporters on Tuesday.
"If you wish, you can sign a peace treaty in the next 15 days, if the Azerbaijani authorities really show political will. An agreement has been reached on all fundamental issues based on international law and the principle of equality," Simonyan said.
He also said that there is currently no agreement on a meeting between the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan. At the same time, Armenia is ready to discuss such a proposal.
Touching upon the topic of enclaves, Simonyan noted that there are no specifics, but there will be a solution.
"I can't say anything concrete, but if there are legal bases, then we are ready to return their enclaves to them, and they should return our Artsvashen," Simonyan said. But this, according to him, is not the final decision. Simonyan did not rule out that perhaps "everything that is on this side of the border will remain here, what is on that side is there." -02D-
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Gagik
2023-11-29
O kakix 400 tisyach zangezurskix bezhencev govorish kogda v Sovetskoy Armeniy zhili vsego 150 tisyach a azerbayjancev?. I vtoroe te zhe voprosi i nas interesuet tolko , pust dogavaryutsya. Ti za voynu?, togda zhdi povestki na fromt.
Эл
2023-11-28
Симоньян, иди со своей сестрой из москвы Маргошей шор воруй! О каких договоренностях говоришь? Наши села не вернули, наших заложников , похищенных в Гарабахе деожите в тюрьме! Еще утанмаз утанмаз, рот открываете? Всех военных и гражданских , кторых похитили в Гарабахе наемники из Армении необходимо вернуть. И еще должны извиниться перед семьями и выплатить компенсацию. Я уже не говорю о компенсациях 400 тыс зангезурским азербайджанцам, которых Пашиньян должен разместить на родной земле!