Azerbaijan does not intend to give up its ever-increasing demands to Armenia. This is evident from the categorical tone of the AR Foreign Ministry's commentary on yesterday's statements by Prime Minister Pashinyan.

“Baku's demand to change Armenia's Constitution, which threatens Azerbaijan's territorial integrity, is legitimate and remains a condition for a peace agreement,” Sputnik quoted a statement by the AR Foreign Ministry's press service as saying.

The day before, Pashinyan said in an interview with Azerbaijan's İTV channel that the current Armenian constitution does not contain any territorial claims to its neighbors.

“Amendments to the Armenian Constitution, which contains direct threats to the territorial integrity of Azerbaijan, are a key condition for establishing peace, and it is Azerbaijan's legitimate right to demand it,” the ministry said. 

The ministry pointed out that the prime minister with his statement “is trying once again to mislead the international community on the issue of the Azerbaijani-Armenian peace process.”

 "The Prime Minister's attempts to justify his statements by referring to the constitutional provision on the priority of international treaties ratified by Armenia over local laws are completely groundless. It is enough to look at Article 5 of the Armenian constitution. It is according to this provision that the Armenian constitution has supreme legal force, and the provision on the priority of international treaty, which the Prime Minister refers to, has nothing to do with the constitution," the statement reads.

"The Armenian Prime Minister's logic that the problems can be ignored shows that this country is not interested in a sustainable peace and is trying to keep a backup for renewed aggression against Azerbaijan in the future. In addition, Armenia's attempts to oppose the official abolition of the Minsk Group, which is a relic of the past conflict, and the desire to link the process to a peace agreement demonstrate the existence of a hidden agenda of this country against Azerbaijan," the ministry summarized.

Earlier, the parties announced the agreement on the text of the peace agreement. After that, Baku started to put forward new practical demands that are impossible to fulfill in the foreseeable future.