International Community Plans to Sign Legal Documents for Meghri Corridor, Delimitation, and Demarcation in Six Months, Says Naira Zohrabyan

Armenia is becoming a protectorate. The international community has a silent consensus on the final protectorate status of Armenia. This was stated by MP Naira Zohrabyan on her Facebook page.

"The international community has a silent consensus on the issue of having Armenia, which no longer possesses buffers of sovereignty security. Only poorly articulated poetry can speak of a sovereign Armenia today. Yesterday, the Baku Serious Crimes Court announced the verdict for our 14 POWs, sentencing them to imprisonment for a period of 6 months to 4 years.

Six months is the timeframe in which, according to conversations within the international community, the transfer of several Armenian enclaves to Azerbaijan is expected to conclude, which have been part of the Azerbaijani SSR according to the Soviet maps favored by Aliyev. Six months is also the period within which legal documents regarding the Meghri corridor and the commencement of delimitation and demarcation processes are to be signed.

Today, Aliyev's aide, Hajiyev, uttered a peace-seeking message atypical for a murderously inclined state, stating that Armenia and Azerbaijan now have a chance to sign a peace agreement, and that agreements reached must come to fruition, alongside the initiation of delimitation and demarcation processes. Hajiyev also threatened those who wish to return to the agenda of Nagorno-Karabakh with further calamity.

Thus, our boys, I remind you, were sentenced yesterday by Baku’s Serious Crimes Court to prison terms ranging from 6 months to 4 years. In various global capitals, there are open discussions that by the end of the year, essential and final agreements must be signed, and this will begin as early as September.

Our boys are hostages. Hostages of the agreements and the documents that will be signed under the watchful but indifferent gaze of the powers that have placed bets in our region,” Zohrabyan wrote.