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Armenia responds to Azerbaijan’s peace proposal

Edmon Marukyan (Facebook, October 6, 2021)

Armenia’s ambassador-at-large Edmon Marukyan has revealed the contents of a six-point proposal to Azerbaijan regarding the issues Armenia wants on the agenda for negotiations on a peace deal.

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Lillian Avedian

Lillian Avedian is the assistant editor of the Armenian Weekly. She reports on international women's rights, South Caucasus politics, and diasporic identity. Her writing has also been published in the Los Angeles Review of Books, Democracy in Exile, and Girls on Key Press. She holds master's degrees in journalism and Near Eastern studies from New York University.

5 Comments

  1. Traitor Nikol has made it clear that he is willing to cede Artsakh to Baku. Any indications to the contrary are temporary obfuscations for domestic political purposes.

  2. This is a very good deal for Armenia. Armenia needs to move forward . As the Only Christian Nation in the region, we have enormous economic upside once the specter of War is removed. Far too much Armenian blood and treasure has been put toward something that never had a sound foundation too begin with.

  3. The Armenians of Artsakh are being sacrificied, for a shameful “peace”, whose real beneficiary is Azerbaijan, not Armenia, let alone the poor people of Artsakh. That means the ethnic cleansing of all remaining Armenians from Artsakh, the destruction of all Armenian heritage and the erasure of the millennia old Armenian presence, once Azerbaijan gets its hands on the rest of Artsakh. The wholescale destruction and erasure of everything Armenian is happening in the ethnically cleansed territory of Artsakh taken by Azerbaijan, just like it happened in Nakhichevan and in the rest of Azerbaijan. And this does not elicit any reaction from the so-called “international community”.

  4. Pressure from the international community is only of value if you acquiesce. What will do? Economically isolate us…. Been there. Attack us… been there diplomatically isolate us… been there.
    Reduce the power of Armenia’s leaders… ahhhh getting warmer.

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