On the first anniversary of a trilateral meeting in Washington, D.C
On the first anniversary of a trilateral meeting in Washington, D.C., Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian declared that the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan is closed and peace has been established, citing the signing of a joint declaration referred to as the 'Declaration on Peace' on August 8, 2025. The agreement, signed by foreign ministers of both countries, awaits formal ratification.
Consensus
- The conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan is declared closed by Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.
- The declaration of peace was made on the first anniversary of a trilateral meeting held in Washington, D.C.
- The agreement was signed on August 8, 2025, and referred to as the 'Declaration on Peace'.
- The agreement was para-phrased by the foreign ministers of Armenia and Azerbaijan in Washington, D.C.
- The agreement is pending formal signing and ratification.
- Pashinyan stated that peace is now a lived reality for people in both countries.
Points of divergence
- Pashinyan mentioned that the date of August 8, 2025 is a turning point, stating that before this date the country was in a dead end, and after it, unlimited prospects opened. — vesti
- Pashinyan called the establishment of peace difficult but emphasized that it can be destroyed very quickly. — vesti
- Pashinyan made a phone call to Azerbaijani President Aliyev on the anniversary of the Washington summit to discuss progress in normalizing relations. — vesti
- The trilateral meeting in Washington included U.S. President Donald Trump. — tg_tvrain
Coverage (3 sources)
- Pashinyan: The page of the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan is closed — Вести
- Page of the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan closed — Pahinyan — Дождь
- Page of conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan closed — Pashinyan — Дождь (Telegram)
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