Any document signed with Azerbaijan will eventually mean unilateral  concessions from Armenia - Hayaqve 

ArmInfo. Experience shows that any document signed with Azerbaijan requires unilateral commitments from Armenia. This was reported by the civil initiative "Hayqve" in  connection with the declaration signed on August 9 between the  leaders of Armenia, the United States and Azerbaijan in Washington.

In this regard, "Hayaqve" recalled the agreement of November 9, 2020,  according to which Armenia overfulfilled all its obligations, and  Azerbaijan, in turn, violated everything.

"For example, Azerbaijan pledged to ensure unimpeded movement along  the Berdzor corridor, to keep its armed forces in the positions they  occupied at the end of the war, and not only. However, on September  19, 2023, Azerbaijan launched full-scale military operations against  Artsakh. And there are many such examples," the civil initiative  notes as an example.

In this regard, "Ayakva" expressed the conviction that Armenia does  not benefit in any way from the trilateral Washington declaration.  "And it is not even clear whether it will actually benefit from what  is envisaged by the signed declaration or not," the civil initiative  summarized.

Recall that on August 9, a trilateral meeting of the leaders of the  United States, Armenia and Azerbaijan took place in the White House.  Within the framework of this meeting, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol  Pashinyan, US President Donald Trump and Azerbaijani President Ilham  Aliyev signed a joint declaration aimed at resolving the conflict  between Yerevan and Baku.

Note that the signed declaration caused a negative reaction in  opposition circles. Many experts are inclined to believe that in this  way Armenia opened up opportunities for new concessions.