Yerevan suggests non-aggression pact be signed with Baku — PM
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January 28, 20:22
Nikol Pashinyan also stressed that his country is committed to the peace agenda
YEREVAN, January 28. /TASS/. Armenia has suggested a non-aggression pact be signed with Azerbaijan if the signing of a peace treaty is delayed, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said.
"We proposed to Azerbaijan to create a mechanism of mutual control of weapons. Along we that, we proposed to sign a non-aggression past in case it turns out that the signing of aa peace treaty takes more time than expected," he said in a statement on national Army Day.
He also stressed that his country is committed to the peace agenda.