Bayramov: Yerevan rejects Baku’s proposal

Interfax-Azerbaijan reports that Bayramov noted “that Armenia rejected this proposal without giving any explanation” and “this fact shows that Yerevan is not interested in complying with its obligations under the signed trilateral agreements.”

Bayramov added that “Armenia is also avoiding talks with Azerbaijan.”

On February 22, commenting on the remarks of the Azerbaijani president on setting a checkpoint in the Lachin corridor, Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan stated:

“Our response is clear: the regulations of the Lachin corridor have already been negotiated and signed, including by the president of Azerbaijan. The renegotiations on the Lachin corridor regulations under the threat of force cannot be an acceptable solution for us.”

Interfax-Azerbaijan reports that Bayramov noted “that Armenia rejected this proposal without giving any explanation” and “this fact shows that Yerevan is not interested in complying with its obligations under the signed trilateral agreements.”

Bayramov added that “Armenia is also avoiding talks with Azerbaijan.”

On February 22, commenting on the remarks of the Azerbaijani president on setting a checkpoint in the Lachin corridor, Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan stated:

“Our response is clear: the regulations of the Lachin corridor have already been negotiated and signed, including by the president of Azerbaijan. The renegotiations on the Lachin corridor regulations under the threat of force cannot be an acceptable solution for us.”