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Anadolu Agency (25 March 2025)

Cavid Veliyev 

Having lost all its leverage, the Armenian administration now seeks to present itself as the 'party that desires peace.' However, it was Azerbaijan that proposed the peace text that was agreed on.

The author is a board member of the Baku-based think tank Center of Analysis of International Relations.

On March 13, the foreign ministers of Azerbaijan and Armenia simultaneously announced that they reached an agreement on the text of the ongoing peace agreement between the two countries, which means that Armenia has accepted the last two demands put forward by Azerbaijan in the context of the draft peace agreement.

Azerbaijan called for changes to two articles of the 17-article text. First, the removal of the EU monitoring mission on the Armenian-Azerbaijani border. Second, the submission of a joint application to the OSCE in order to terminate the mandate of the Minsk Group, which was established to address the long-standing Karabakh issue.

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