Pashinyan: Yerevan proposed to Baku that EU mission won't operate on delimited border
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- 23 November, 2024
- 05:24
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Armenia has proposed to Azerbaijan that the EU mission will not operate in delimited areas of the border, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated in an interview with Armenian Public TV, Report informs.
According to Pashinyan, there are some positive developments in negotiations with Azerbaijan.
"Upon achieving real peace, which means signing a peace agreement, Armenia is ready to withdraw claims from international courts on the principle of reciprocity," Pashinyan claimed.
He added that he would do everything on his part to ensure that the agreement with Azerbaijan is signed by the end of the year.
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