ArmInfo. Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev again decided to assert himself through Armenia, now on the fields of the CIS. So, on October 15, speaking via video link at a meeting of the Council of CIS Heads of State, he once again stated that Azerbaijan is ready to begin negotiations with Armenia on border demarcation with "mutual recognition of territorial integrity" and to begin negotiations on a peace treaty with Armenia.
At the same time, Aliyev did not specify what he means by the wording "mutual recognition of territorial integrity", especially if one considers that the Azerbaijani Armed Forces today occupy a number of areas on the sovereign territory of the Republic of Armenia. Moreover, he kept silent about the fact that just a week ago an Azerbaijani sniper killed a civilian in Artsakh. He then accused Armenia of refusing to transfer complete maps of the minefields, and according to him the previously transmitted ones are 25% accurate. But, at the same time, Aliyev forgot to tell his colleagues in the CIS that for almost a year now, the Azerbaijani side continues to illegally, in violation of the agreements reached, detain hundreds of Armenian prisoners of war and civilians, that dozens of Armenians were tortured in captivity.
In his loud statement, the permanent Azerbaijani leader did not forget to "throw a stone into the garden" of neighboring Iran and unproven and categorically stated that for 30 years Armenia allegedly in "collusion with Iran used the territory of Nagorno-Karabakh to carry out drug trafficking" to Europe.
At the same time, he forgot to tell that hundreds of terrorists and mercenaries settled in Azerbaijan and participated in a large-scale Azerbaijani-Turkish military aggression against Artsakh. He also announced his readiness to start delimiting the border if Azerbaijan and Armenia simultaneously withdraw troops from the border. Meanwhile, the Armenian troops are already at their borders and they have nowhere to retreat. Aliyev also forgot that there are no elementary diplomatic relations between the two countries.