Armenia's Pashinyan Says Peace With Azerbaijan Opens New Prospects for South Caucasus
The Armenian prime minister credited US President Trump's support in helping establish peace with neighboring Azerbaijan.
Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan said the recently established peace with neighboring Azerbaijan has opened new prospects for the South Caucasus region, according to Anadolu Agency.
Pashinyan credited support from US President Trump in helping bring about the peace between the two countries, which had a long history of conflict. The report did not detail specific terms of the peace arrangement or additional remarks Pashinyan may have made.
The comments reflect Armenia's broader diplomatic efforts as it looks to consolidate the peace agreement with Azerbaijan and pursue closer engagement with regional and international partners going forward. The South Caucasus has been the site of longstanding territorial and political disputes between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
Further details on how the peace agreement is expected to shape regional relations, including any next steps between the two countries, were not included in the initial report.
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- Armenia's Pashinyan says peace with Azerbaijan opened new prospects for South Caucasus — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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