Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry responds to Nikol Pashinyan
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- 17 October, 2022
- 10:06
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“Armenia should cease fake pretexts to evade its commitments under the Trilateral Statement of November 2020 to link auto/railroads through the Zangazur corridor. To suggest three unrealistic options of checkpoints for connectivity ignoring 20 months-long discussions is not a good policy,” the Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry tweeted, Report informs.
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan earlier said that Yerevan proposed to open three checkpoints on the Armenian-Azerbaijani border to ensure communication between Azerbaijan's Nakhchivan and other territories.
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