Past daily of the Republic of Armenia (RA) writes as follows, in particular: The president of Azerbaijan, Ilham Aliyev, stated that Armenia's proposal regarding the peace treaty, that is, to sign the already agreed provisions of the peace treaty, leaving the non-agreed ones for later, is "completely unrealistic."

Basically, Azerbaijan does not want to sign a peace treaty with Armenia. According to many experts, if Baku really wanted to sign a peace treaty with the RA, it would not have posited new preconditions to the RA—in the form of amending the [Armenian] Constitution and providing the so-called "Zangezur corridor."

Yesterday, the "Republic Square" Telegram channel also touched on the topic, noting that Azerbaijan is intensively preparing for a new war [against Armenia]: it is arming itself with the help of Turkey, Israel, Pakistan, developing the production of UAVs in Azerbaijan, as well as preparing the army for military operations in mountainous and cold conditions.

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As for [Armenian PM] Nikol Pashinyan and the CC [i.e. Armenia’s ruling Civil Contract Party], according to the [aforesaid Telegram] channel, they are ready to meet all of Aliyev's demands. But even in that case, Aliyev will not sign a peace treaty. "Baku wants to turn Armenia into a ‘failed state’ in military, economic and demographic terms.

Azerbaijan already declares that the Armenian army should be reduced; Baku blames the West, especially France, as well as India for rearming the RA.

Baku is preparing an information base for the demilitarization of the RA. Thus, the goal of Azerbaijan is clear: to eliminate the Armenian factor in the South Caucasus, to ‘snatch’ Iranian Azerbaijan from Iran and join with Turkey within the framework of the strategy of the new Ottoman Empire," the authors of the article note, and add that Armenia should intensively prepare for a new war, turn Syunik [Province] into an impregnable fortress, as well as find new allies, who are not in favor of the Great Turan's bringing to fruition; among these countries are Russia, Iran, China, India, Greece, a number of countries of the Arab world.