Azerbaijani president seeking extra-territorial corridor through  Armenia`s Syunik 

ArmInfo. Without fulfilling a single provision of the trilateral statement of November 9, 2020, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev demands that Armenia fulfill its obligations under this statement, and even in a distorted version.

The President of Azerbaijan is trying to get an extraterritorial  corridor through Syunik from Armenia through threats and blackmail,  amid the silence of the international community.

"The transport project put forward by Azerbaijan - the "Zangezur  Corridor" - was included in the international agenda. Today, the  "Zangezur Corridor" is already a generally accepted expression, term  in the world, and we are taking practical steps to open it," Aliyev  said at a meeting on transport, Turan reports.

"There should be comfortable and free passage from Azerbaijan to  Azerbaijan without any checks and obstacles. We have not forgotten  and will not forget Zangezur. I say again, we have no territorial  claims against Armenia. However, Armenia must fulfill its obligations  by providing unimpeded passage from Azerbaijan to Azerbaijan," Aliyev  said.

Touching upon the "Crossroads of Peace" project initiated by Armenia,  he made it clear that this idea is not feasible. "This so-called  project is not worth a dime without Azerbaijan: If you really want to  implement this project, you should first turn to Azerbaijan, because  without us it is just a piece of paper. And our conditions are fair,  based on international law and on the obligations of Armenia itself,"  said Aliyev, who has a peculiar understanding of international law,  as evidenced by the hundreds of political prisoners in Baku prisons. 

Armenia, within the framework of the trilateral statement, pledged to  provide Azerbaijan with a transport route through its territory to  connect mainland Azerbaijan with Nakhchivan. However, having  swallowed Artsakh by force, against the backdrop of the inaction of  the international community, Aliyev has now decided to get an  extraterritorial corridor from Armenia.