This morning Azerbaijan restored gas supply to Artsakh without any concessions from Artsakh side. This means that: either they realized that they had done something empty and bad, primarily for themselves, or, which is much more likely, international pressure has increased so much that they had to pay a high price and therefore make one concession, Artak Beglaryan, advisor to Artsakh's state minister, said during a sit-in outside the UN office in Armenia on Friday.

"This means that all Armenians, first and foremost Armenia, must increase pressure through international structures and the media to solve the problem of opening the road. This is our short-term task, but we know that Azerbaijan will constantly try to resort to such genocidal, terrorist acts and is constantly testing our patience and the response of the international community. Therefore, it is very important that we constantly raise our voice and demand a proper international response from the international community," Beglaryan said.

He presented the international community, especially the 5 members of the UN Security Council, with their demands. "The short-term demand is to solve our humanitarian problems in a few days, to open a road as well as an air humanitarian corridor so that we have an alternative route not only by land but also by air.

And in the longer term we expect and demand that all the issues of security and the rights of the Artsakh people, and later the settlement of the conflict should be discussed and solved in the UN Security Council," said the Advisor to Artsakh's State Minister.

Beglaryan said they will also submit a written demand to the UN office in Armenia, which has already been formalized. "That the UN Security Council, the structures related to this organization should be involved in Artsakh, that is, they should have offices in Karabakh as well. The UN Security Council must provide stable guarantees of international security for the people of Artsakh. It's up to them to decide what form, composition of the peacekeeping mission and other military and political instruments will be involved, but for us the most important thing is that the UN should deal with Artsakh's security and protection of the rights of its population, which will provide a stable and favorable environment for a just, lasting and final settlement of the conflict, for which, of course, the principle of self-determination is the main axis," he said.