Yerevan to respond to Baku`s comments on draft peace agreement within  reasonable time - premier 

ArmInfo. Yerevan received Baku's new comments on the draft peace agreement, Armenia's Premier  Nikol Pashinyan stated at a Cabinet meeting on September 14. 

"We will work and submit our comments within a reasonable time,"  Pashinyan said. Peace in our region has no alternative, and only it  guarantees the sovereignty, territorial integrity, independence and  security of the countries of the region, which is a necessary and  fundamental condition for natural development and progress.

"Today, including in this sense, it is important to overcome the  humanitarian crisis in Nagorno-Karabakh, in the direction of which  all possible measures will be taken," Mr Pashinyan said. 

Pashinyan recalled that the situation on the Armenian-Azerbaijani  border remains tense. Baku continues to move troops on the state  border with the Republic of Armenia and along the line of contact  with Nagorno- Karabakh.

Meanwhile, the humanitarian situation in Nagorno-Karabakh is  extremely difficult. "One truck of Russian humanitarian aid delivered  to NK via Askeran cannot have a visible impact on the situation," he  said and stressed that the humanitarian cargo sent by Armenia and  France is still waiting for permission to enter Nagorno-Karabakh. 

The international community continues to make calls for the illegal  blockade to be lifted, and all possible diplomatic efforts are being  made to ensure the entry of humanitarian cargo into Nagorno-Karabakh  and ensure further supplies, he noted. "It is important to emphasize  that representatives of Nagorno-Karabakh are fully involved in these  negotiations and discussions. We must hope that a reliable  international mechanism for the Baku-Stepanakert dialogue will be  formed and we encourage our partners from Stepanakert to get involved  in this dialogue," Armenia's premier said.