Pashinyan: Armenia welcomes decision between US and Iran to cease  hostilities

ArmInfo.  Armenia welcomes the crucial decision  between the US and Iran to cease all  hostilities, as stated by Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan  on  X.

"We also commend the mediation efforts, including those of Pakistan,  and firmly believe that diplomacy should prevail to resolve all  outstanding issues and maintain peace in the Middle East," the  Armenian Prime Minister wrote.

It should be noted that on the night of April 8, US President Donald  Trump announced that Washington had accepted Tehran's 10 conditions  for a two-week ceasefire. Subsequently, Iranian Foreign Minister  Abbas Araghchi posted on his Twitter page (X) a list of 10 points to  which the US had agreed for the ceasefire, which will take effect on  April 10: a non-aggression pledge; maintaining Iran's control over  the Strait of Hormuz; agreeing to uranium enrichment; lifting all  primary sanctions; lifting all secondary sanctions; terminating all  UN Security Council resolutions; terminating all IAEA Board of  Governors resolutions; paying compensation to Iran; withdrawing US  troops from the region; ending the war on all fronts, including the  war against Hezbollah in Lebanon. The US-Iran talks will be held in  Islamabad on April 10 in the presence of Pakistani representatives,  acting as mediators.