Our positions have not changed, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said at a press conference on July 25, answering a journalist's question regarding the statement of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan that the problem with the Zangezur corridor is not connected with Armenia, but with Iran.

“After this statement, we shared our positions and impressions not only with partner countries, but also with Turkey. No “corridor” can operate on the territory of the Republic of Armenia.

Armenia is ready to open the roads, which, as stated in the statement following the last meeting in Brussels, should operate within the framework of territorial integrity, sovereignty and jurisdiction,” Pashinyan said.

The journalist also asked the PM to comment on the statement made by the parliament select committee probing the [Artsakh] 44-day war, regarding weapons, "the right to which did not fully belong to us." In response, Pashinyan said, "Behind closed doors, I gave detailed explanations on this issue, but this information is confidential and I cannot make it public."