20 Sep 2026
Azerbaijan president announces his conditions for signing peace agreement with Armenia
The president of Azerbaijan has noted the conditions under which, in his opinion, a peace agreement can be signed with Armenia.
"Of course, a peace agreement must be signed between Armenia and Azerbaijan. This agreement must be signed on the basis of international norms and principles of law, on the condition of mutual acceptance of the territorial integrity of the [two] countries...But the Azerbaijani people shall never forget about this atrocity. No one shall forget...," Ilham Aliyev said this during his trip to the Aghdam region of Nagorno-Karabakh, AzerTac reported.
Also, the president of Azerbaijan expressed confidence that the work currently being done by his country, "including in military construction, will further strengthen the country and become the response to the revanchist forces that have arisen in Armenia."
“We [i.e., Azerbaijanis] are on our land. We have returned to that land—shedding blood at the cost of the lives of the [Azerbaijani] martyrs. We stand firm on these lands and will live here. Karabakh is Azerbaijan," Aliyev added.
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