Pashinyan clarified issues that are subject to discussion with Baku  within the framework of the peace treaty

ArmInfo.There are issues that can be discussed, and there are issues that cannot be discussed. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated this in an interview with PTA,  touching upon Baku's new demands and preconditions for signing a  peace agreement. he said.

According to the Prime Minister, in essence, the co-chairmanship of  the OSCE Minsk Group, , is about the conflict situation in the  territory of Azerbaijan. he said.

When asked whether Yerevan had already given its consent to the  dissolution of the OSCE Minsk Group before the signing, Pashinyan  noted: "Our goal is not the deadline, our goal is the content, So,  when the content is considered, we are ready, or the mechanism for  addressing the content would seem reliable and trustworthy, then of  course, we are also ready to engage in certain decisions." "What is  not up for discussion now? As I said in the past, under this Western  Azerbaijan discourse, anything under this discussion is not up for  discussion for us. Because when they call 60% of  our country's  territory Western Azerbaijan, it is a direct violation of the  sovereignty and territorial integrity of our country, and I do not  think that any country could offer any other country  to discuss its  sovereignty, political independence and territorial integrity,  especially since the document that has entered into force and with  the agreed  text of the peace treaty, this issue of the territorial  integrity, sovereignty, the absence of territorial claims, the  obligation to not advance territorial claims in the future, all of  these issues have been resolved,> he said. 

As for the issue of the Constitution, according to the Prime  Minister, the agreed text of the peace treaty contains very  significant answers to this question. At the same time, Yerevan  believes that the Constitution of Azerbaijan contains territorial  claims, aspirations regarding the sovereign territory of the Republic  of Armenia. However, Pashinyan pointed out, the agreement primarily  states that the parties recognize each other's territorial integrity  and sovereignty within the borders of the Soviet Union, have no  territorial claims against each other and undertake not to make such  territorial claims in the future. In addition, the parties cannot  refer to their domestic legislation in case of failure to fulfill  their obligations under the agreement. In addition, he added that the  decision of Armenia's Constitutional Court of September 26, 2024  states that the Constitution of the Republic of Armenia does not  contain territorial claims against any neighbor. Nikol  Pashinyan said.