There are no risky points for Armenia in the peace agreement: Alen Simonyan assures

ArmInfo. On March 17, RA NA Speaker Alen Simonyan assured journalists that there are no risky points for Armenia in the peace agreement. <All the points there are bilateral. If you say that there is a risky point, then it is equally risky for Azerbaijan,> he said.  When asked when the text of the peace agreement will be published, the NA Speaker said: <Part of the document is already known at the level of talk. Then, we are dealing with a party that, to put it simply, needs a reason  everywhere to announce something and create problems in some way. When we determine the time and logic to publicize and the moment comes, we will publish it. The question is not whether Azerbaijan will publish, then us.>

 "There will be discussions related to the publication, we do not want to do anything unilaterally, in order to demonstrate once again that Armenia is not shooting at Azerbaijan, that Armenia has no territorial ambitions, that Armenia is a reliable partner for international partners. As for what it is doing, it can take any unpredictable step, but we must be guided by our logic,> Simonyan said.

At the same time, Alen Simonyan is convinced that over the past few years, the Armenian side has managed to become an agenda-setting party in this situation, and a party that is in tune with this agenda, which <was very difficult after our defeat, but we succeeded>. When asked about what Pashinyan discussed with Russian President Vladimir Putin after the announcement of the completion of negotiations on the peace agreement, and whether this meant that Yerevan was reporting to the Kremlin, the NA speaker first noted that he had also spoken with the Presidents of France and Iran, and there was no need to look for any intrigue in the fact that Russia was the first. <Considering out relations with Russia, I must say that Armenia, as in the past few years, now as well acts as a sovereign state, and makes its own decisions, independently decides who to talk to, when and how. And what was talked about is written in the statement,> Simonyan concluded.