25 Oct 2025
Pashinyan suggests Armenia to abandon claims against Azerbaijan
It will be possible to achieve peace in the South Caucasus region if Armenia normalizes relations with its neighbors - Azerbaijan and Turkey, as well as renounces its territorial claims, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said.
According to the PM, peace is possible if Armenia's 29,800-square-kilometer-territory - specifically the territory of the Armenian SSR - is clearly recognized in international relations and Armenia declares that it has no territorial claims from any country.
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