Armenia looks at peace with Azerbaijan

Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Paschinjan looks at peace with the long -time enemy Azerbaijan, but there are still differences. Out of 17 points of one Peace agreement between the two ex-Soviet republics If two are not yet solved, Paschinjan said at a press conference on Friday. One of the points concerns the question no representatives of third party powers at the border.

Paschinjan continued that there are still disagreements between the two countries about the Withdrawal of complaints from international organizations. Armenia and Azerbaijan are located in various allegations Litigation before the International Court of Justice, the International Criminal Court and the European Court of Human Rights.

Armenia and Azerbaijan Two wars have waged each other in the past decades About the control of the region Bergkarabach. In 2023, Azerbaijan brought the Bergkarabach region under his control in a large -scale military offensive. The region, which has been controversial for decades, belongs to Azerbaijan. The military operation triggered the escape of the more than 100,000 Armenian residents to Armenia.

Both countries have repeatedly stated that a comprehensive peace agreement has been within reach of the end of the long -term conflict. However, a breakthrough has not yet been achieved. Both Russia and the United States and the European Union have tried to play a role in arbitration.