ArmInfo.The conclusion of a peace agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan means that it is necessary to find a solution to the Karabakh conflict, which we see in ensuring the security and rights of the people of Artsakh, on the basis of which the status should be determined. Secretary of the Security Council of Armenia
Armen Grigoryan stated this during a briefing on May 5, answering a question from journalists whether the signing of a peace treaty does not mean the withdrawal of Russian peacekeepers from Artsakh and the transfer of the rest of Artsakh to Azerbaijan.
At the same time, he noted that international security guarantees should be defined. "We don't know what the guarantees will be from an institutional point of view. All this will be decided in the course of negotiations. And if we see that the safety of our citizens will be ensured, then we will give consent>, he said.
The Secretary of the Security Council also touched upon the 5 points proposed by Azerbaijan on the peace treaty, which were supplemented by 6 points from the Armenian side. "Our approach is to combine the two packages of <5+6> proposals and start negotiations around a peace agreement," he said.
At the same time, Grigoryan stressed that Armenia and Azerbaijan, as well as international partners, have mutual understanding around the approach of combining <5+6> packages.