Azerbaijan assessing consequences of using force against Armenia - MP

ArmInfo. Tigran Abrahamyan, a member of the National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia from the opposition faction With Honor, continues to insist that if Azerbaijan really intends to sign a peace treaty with Armenia, then it has no significant problems with the initiatives proposed by Yerevan.

On his Facebook page, the parliamentarian recalled that there are  only two uncoordinated points in the treaty against 15 already agreed  ones. "If you read the content of these articles - on the  non-deployment of troops of third countries on borders that have  already been delimited, and bilateral withdrawal from international  disputes, it becomes obvious that not only are they not the most  difficult issues on the agenda, but they also do not contain  particularly harsh or clearly negative elements," Abrahamyan noted.

He pointed out the need to assess the position of Azerbaijan, which  is artificially prolonging this process. "The reasons here may be  different, but I will focus on two. Firstly, Azerbaijan is at the  next stage of resuming or expanding its demands. Secondly,  considering the possibility of using force as an option, Azerbaijan  is studying the internal and external factors of the resumption of  the war and assessing its consequences. The goal here may be a  possible operation in the direction of the Syunik region and its  occupation or part of it under the pretext of the forcible opening of  the so-called Zangezur corridor," the oppositionist said.

He recalled that the topic of the "corridor" was excluded from the  text of the peace document and put on a separate agenda for  discussion.