Azerbaijani president raising issue of so-called Zangezur corridor  again 

ArmInfo.Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev has issued another round of threats against Armenia.

In an interview with local TV channels, he said that the so-called  "Zangezur corridor" should and will be opened. "The sooner they  understand this, the better," said the Azerbaijani President, adding  that the Sorovites are losing their positions in the world, and  official Yerevan should take this into account.

"We, Azerbaijan, are not a source of danger for them. We want peace  and cooperation in the South Caucasus, and let them not interfere  with us. They should not act as a geographical barrier between Turkey  and Azerbaijan," said Aliyev.

He again raised the issue of the so-called "Western Azerbaijan". "It  would be good if the Prime Minister of Armenia received  representatives of the community of Western Azerbaijan. As far as I  know, they are ready to go to Yerevan," Aliyev said, adding that the  Azerbaijanis have every right to return. "Today, Armenia positions  itself as a country following the path of European democracy.

Let it clearly show this," the President of the Republic of  Azerbaijan said, emphasizing that "this issue will not be removed  from the agenda until the Azerbaijanis are safely settled in Western  Azerbaijan, including Western Zangezur."

At the same time, Aliyev did not say a word about the rights of  return of the Baku Armenians.

Earlier, in a conversation with journalists, Deputy Prime Minister of  Armenia Mher Grigoryan noted that the so-called "Zangezur corridor"  is a "red line" for the Armenian authorities.