Baku reacts nervously to any proposal from Yerevan and continues to impose new conditions for normalization of relations

ArmInfo. Baku nervously reacts  to any proposal from Yerevan and continues to impose new conditions  for the normalization of relations. Following baseless accusations  from the Azerbaijani side regarding a ceasefire violation, the office  of the Prime Minister of Armenia has once again suggested  Baku to  create a mechanism for investigating the incident, and noted that  Azerbaijan failed to provide any evidence of the alleged  ceasefire  violation.

The press secretary of the Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry Ayhan  Hajizadeh responded to this statement of the office of the Armenian  Prime Minister in an inadequate manner. "We firmly reject the  statement by the Prime Minister's office of  Armenia dated March 18,  2025 that distorts the realities on the ground and the facts of  border area shootings, along with absolutely  unfounded claims  against Azerbaijan," he noted. At the same time, he assured that the  Armenian side is proposing "abstract and practically impossible  initiatives." Although, it would seem, what is unrealistic here? If  you do not violate the ceasefire, then there is nothing to fear, you  have created an investigation mechanism and live peacefully.

Furthermore, the Azerbaijani official noted that "the  amendment to  Armenia's constitution, the dissolution of the OSCE Minsk Group and  its relevant structures are  the main conditions for signing the  negotiated text.