Armenia`s premier agrees to withdrawal of Russian military base and  return of 300,000 Azerbaijanis to Armenia - media 

ArmInfo. During Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's visit to Turkey, an agreement may be concluded or a preliminary document on peace may be signed. This is reported by the  newspaper .

That is, the Russian 102nd military base will be withdrawn from  Armenia. The agreement will also have an appendix, which will include  all of Aliyev's other demands, including the of 300 thousand  Azerbaijanis to Armenia>, the publication notes.

On June 18, Prime Minister Pashinyan confirmed information about his  upcoming visit to Turkey on June 20, but did not disclose the details  of the meeting with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

A day earlier, the 24news agency, which was the first to announce  Pashinyan's upcoming visit to Turkey to meet with President Erdogan,  published details of the visit, citing diplomatic sources. "According  to our reliable information, Nikol Pashinyan will discuss with  Erdogan the issue of signing a peace treaty with Azerbaijan or  another similar document, negotiations on which are currently being  conducted in two places.  The first possible place is Washington in  September of this year, the second place is the UAE, which is  possible in December of this year," the agency writes. It is noted  that Pashinyan managed to remove the precondition for amending the  Constitution, telling the Azerbaijani side that it is simply  impossible to achieve this (this is confirmed by opinion polls) and  such developments are dangerous for his power.  Instead, he  "undertook to strike at the Armenian Apostolic Church and subjugate  it, manifestations of which we have been observing over the past 20  days." The second precondition may be the withdrawal of the Russian  military base after the signing of the document, 24news writes. And  there is a third condition - it concerns communications in the  region.