Azerbaijan's negotiating position and strategy is as follows: "Give me what I want to get. Otherwise, I will get it by military means." This was announced by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan at Tuesday’s session of the National Assembly of Armenia—and answering the questions of the MPs.

According to the PM, Baku has never ruled out the possibility of achieving the desired goal by using military force.

At the same time, as Pashinyan noted, Yerevan was consistently announcing its readiness for peace.

"We are ready to go for peace; but under it there must be a resolution that will ensure the same peace for all the peoples of the region," said the Armenian premier.

In his opinion, a peace treaty without guarantees is just a paper.

Azerbaijan opened fire early hours on Tuesday near the Armenian borders. The reports have been confirmed by the Armenian defense ministry spokesperson who said that the adversary also used UAVs. The Armenian side has casualties and wounded. The Armenian death toll has reached 49. The defense ministry said it will regularly issue official reports on the situation developments.