"At a meeting between Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on April 6, agreements on a peace agreement were reached." The statement came from politician Samir Humbatov, head of the Center for International Relations and Diplomatic Studies.
According to him, this process is not a one-time process: "Of course, the peace process began to be monitored by the European Union. This is one of the main concerns of Russia. Because there are "peacekeepers" in the Karabakh territory of Azerbaijan. They have their own activities and they are doing their best to continue them not only during these 5 years, but also after 5 years.
Negotiations under EU control are not very attractive for Russia. Even Lavrov said at a meeting with Ararat Mirzoyan that the OSCE Minsk Group is over. This means that the OSCE Minsk Group will no longer exist. In fact, Russia is trying to monopolize the Karabakh issue. I think that the main topics discussed during Pashinyan's visit to Russia will be Karabakh, Russian-Armenian relations. "
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