Pashinyan Declares Peace With Azerbaijan, Acknowledges Fate of Armenian POWs Remains Unresolved
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The Prime Minister of Armenia, Nicole Pašinian, at the CIS leaders' meeting in Turkmenistan, stated that the establishment of peace between the Armenian and Azerbaijani sides was a fait accompli. "Peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan – a fact that took place" stated Pashhinian. He noted that in the past two years there had been no deaths or injuries due to crossfires between the parties to the conflict, unlike the previous 30 years, handed over …
The Almaty Declaration is the basis for the historic settlement of the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan, as stated at the CIS Summit in Turkmenistan by the Prime Minister of Armenia, Nicole Pashhinian, reporting on the "Turkmen News Portal".
Pashinyan Declares Peace With Azerbaijan, Acknowledges Fate of Armenian POWs Remains Unresolved
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said Friday that peace with Azerbaijan has become a reality after more than three decades of conflict, but acknowledged that the fate of Armenian detainees, missing persons and other humanitarian concerns remains unresolved. Speaking at a Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) summit in Turkmenistan on October 9, Pashinyan pointed to the U.S.-brokered agreement initialed by Armenia and Azerbaijan at the …
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced that peace has been effectively established, noting that there have been no casualties in the conflict for over two years. Pashinyan pointed to Russian President Putin as one of the architects of the process.
"Today, it can be noted that in more than two years there have been no deaths or injuries due to crossfires between Armenians and Azerbaijanis, as opposed to the previous 30 years since the 1990s, when both sides were killed and wounded each year," said Nikol Pashinian.
Pashinyan: Almaty Declaration Played a Key Role in Establishing Peace Between Armenia and Azerbaijan
The Almaty Declaration played a key role in establishing peace between the Republic of Armenia and the Republic of Azerbaijan.
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