Armenia and Azerbaijan Agree on Draft Peace Deal

Armenia and Azerbaijan have reached an agreement on the draft of a peace treaty after decades of conflict. Azerbaijan's Foreign Minister Bayramov stated that negotiations on the text have been completed, and Armenia's Prime Minister Pashinyan confirmed the agreement. A key provision of the agreement is that no soldiers from other countries may be stationed at the borders. According to Turkey's Presidential Advisor Akif Çağatay Kılıç, the peace treaty will be key to resolving many issues. Turkey closely follows the issue of the peace treaty between Azerbaijan and Armenia and takes steps accordingly. The territorial integrity of Azerbaijan is the most important factor. Turkey and Azerbaijan will work together to avoid unnecessary situations. Azerbaijan wants amendments to the Armenian Constitution because it contains territorial claims against Azerbaijan. Armenia also has territorial claims against Turkey.