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Concessions under the guise of constitutional reform
YEREVAN — Azerbaijan is no longer concealing that it regards Armenia’s Constitution as another item on its list of postwar demands. On Aug. 4, Azerbaijani presidential aide Hikmet Hajiyev said the process of adopting a new Armenian Constitution had effectively begun. According to Hajiyev, once Armenia removes provisions that Baku describes as territorial claims against Azerbaijan and Turkey, there will supposedly be no remaining obstacle to sign…
Baku Says ‘Receiving Signals’ About Constitution Change in Armenia
“We are receiving signals that the process of adopting a new constitution will begin in Armenia in the near future,” Hikmet Hajiyev, the chief foreign policy aide to Azerbaijan’s president, told the Turkish TV channel Haber Global. “It is possible that a referendum will be organized in Armenia,” he said. “After the removal of the demands addressed to Azerbaijan in the preamble to the Armenian constitution, we will no longer see any obstacles to …
Azerbaijan's Presidential Advisor Hikmet Hajiyev stated that if Armenia removes its territorial claims from its constitution, there will be no obstacle to a final peace agreement. Noting that 9 cities and 300 villages have been rebuilt in Karabakh, Hajiyev said that those trying to undermine the brotherhood between Turkey and Azerbaijan will not achieve their goals, adding, "Turkey and Azerbaijan are an example of brotherhood for the world. No o…
Azerbaijan's Presidential Advisor Hikmet Hajiyev stated that they see no obstacle to signing a peace agreement if Armenia removes its territorial claims against Azerbaijan from its constitution. He also mentioned that 9 cities and 300 villages in Karabakh have been rebuilt, that the Zangezur Corridor project could begin this year, and that brotherhood with Türkiye will be strengthened.
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