ArmInfo. Moscow welcomes the readiness displayed by Yerevan and Baku to start preparing a peace agreement, Maria Zakharova, Spokesperson for Russia's foreign office, told a news briefing on Thursday.
"As to possible terms of signing, I think it is too early to discuss now," she said.
On March 14, 2022, the RA Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued the following statement:
"The Republic of Armenia responded to the proposals of the Republic of Azerbaijan and applied to the OSCE Minsk Group Co-Chairmanship to organize negotiations on the signing of peace agreement between the Republic of Armenia and the Republic of Azerbaijan on the basis of the UN Charter, the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the Helsinki Final Act."
Azerbaijan released the five points of a peace treaty proposal it offered Armenia.
Leyla Abdullayeva, Head of Azerbaijan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs Press Service, in a press interview today, said the five points are:
Mutual recognition of respect for the sovereignty, territorial integrity, inviolability of internationally recognized borders and political independence of each other;
Mutual confirmation of the absence of territorial claims against each other and acceptance of legally binding obligations not to raise such a claim in future;
Obligation to refrain in their inter-State relations from undermining the security of each other, from threat or use of force both against political independence and territorial integrity, and in any other manner inconsistent with the Purposes of the UN Charter;
Delimitation and demarcation of the state border, and establishment of the diplomatic relations;
Unblocking of the transportation and other communications, building other communications as appropriate, and establishment of cooperation in other fields of mutual interest;