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    There will be no peace treaty if Armenia does not change its constitution, Azerbaijan’s Aliyev says
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    There will be no peace treaty if Armenia does not change its constitution, Azerbaijan’s Aliyev says

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    2. ParevArev on

      “There will be no peace treaty unless Armenia transfers all its land to Azerbaijan and evacuates the area”

    3. mojuba on

      Aliyev doesn’t care about our constitution, this is a way for him to put pressure on Pashinyan’s government (and the pressure to change the constitution will create a lot of trouble for QP domestically), and plus he wants to drag the signing forever. Basically two things that Putin would want, 1:1.

      P.S. also checked some Azeri sources, the report is accurate despite that this is news.am

    6. lkajerlk on

      Just skimmed over the constitution. Cannot find any references to Azerbaijan, Nagorno-Karabakh or Artsakh.

    7. MJ-is-the-GOAT- on

      When Mr. dicknose dies, I’m buying a drone from Home Depot to fly to Baku and unload 500 kilos of cow shit on his grave.

    8. Hratchman on

      I’m starting to feel like giving up Artsakh without a real fight was singlehandely the worst thing Pashinyan did. I do not know what he should have done but it really feels that we haven’t received anything by it. Then again “vae victis”.

    9. Q0o6 on

      And we are not even going to have a referendum on EU membership…we are officially back to page 1

    12. Sea-Opportunity-2691 on

      Turks and Azeris can’t be trusted history has shown this especially for the past 100 years they have pushed propaganda of Armenians being lesser than them and shouldn’t live. Their people need re-education and etc.

      They will continuously move the goal post.

    13. T-nash on

      He knows a constitution change will never happen by Armenian people, so this is the most perfect exit plan for him, what’s surprising is that o brien last week said Azerbaijan is essential to the trade route and one such path is Azerbaijan-Georgia, the other Azerbaijan-Armenia.

      What is there to say?

    14. shantm79 on

      For reference, the Armenian Constitution: https://www.gov.am/en/independence/

      I’d venture to guess the last section is the sticking point…

      DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE

      The Supreme Council of the Armenian Soviet Socialist Republic

      Expressing the united will of the Armenian people;
      Aware of its historic responsibility for the destiny of the Armenian people engaged in the realization of the aspirations of all Armenians and the restoration of historical justice;
      Proceeding from the principles of the Universal Declaration on Human Rights and the generally recognized norms of international law;
      **Exercising the right of nations to free self-determination;
      Based on the December 1, 1989, joint decision of the Armenian SSR Supreme Council and the Artsakh National Council on the “Reunification of the Armenian SSR and the Mountainous Region of Karabakh;”
      Developing the democratic traditions of the independent Republic of Armenia established on May 28, 1918;**

    15. IndependentEye123 on

      I’m no longer surprised by these headlines. Aliyev has been setting new and absurd demands every couple of months for a few years now.

      It’s a waste of time to figure out what he really wants. I simply don’t care to know what he’s thinking anymore.