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    Amirbayov: "On mutual agreement, we decided to take Zangezur Corridor paragraph out of the peace agreement. We decided to take it out of the text."
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    Amirbayov: “On mutual agreement, we decided to take Zangezur Corridor paragraph out of the peace agreement. We decided to take it out of the text.”


    Amirbayov: “On mutual agreement, we decided to take Zangezur Corridor paragraph out of the peace agreement. We decided to take it out of the text.”

    https://report.az/en/foreign-politics/amirbayov-armenia-s-territorial-claims-in-constitution-remain-main-obstacle-to-peace/

    Posted by kurdechanian

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    3. datashrimp29 on

      It means there will be no land connection between Azerbaijan and Nakchivan through Armenia, and no West-East unblocking of Armenia.

    5. icra_hamit on

      It was my dream to travel between Naxçıvan and Bakı in a train, I guess I will just keep dreaming

    6. khatai93 on

      First I was very positive on this news. But then I read comments of losers from neighbouring sub (Read: r/armenia) under the same post and was shocked. They are not cheering, they dont want true peace and reconciliation – check theur comments!

      Some of them are looking for having leverage by closing highway with Azerbaijan or raising transit taxes if necessary. As if it is not the reason why Azerbaijan wants extraterritorial route.

      I swear you give them hand they want your arm. It is necessary to fuck them to end in negotiation process and push for maximalistic stance. They dont understand any other language.

    8. Happy_Olympia on

      I hope they will still make them to change their stupid constitution where they make claims against our territorial integrity

    9. True_Fake_Mongolia on

      Seeing so many Azerbaijanis unconditionally believe the nonsense of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs while not believing the nonsense of the Ministry of Economy really makes my day full of joy

    10. aussie-armenian on

      As a diaspora Armenian, I sincerely hope that Armenia hurries up and changes the constitution to remove these fanciful dreams of this make believe land of Greater Armenia as soon as humanly possible.
      The “Real Armenia” that Pashinyan speaks of, within every last millimeter of our internationally recognised borders, is where 100% of our focus should be.
      This news article regarding this mutual agreement has restored my hope that a peace agreement might actually be signed one day, and when thay day comes, it will be a great day for both of our people.