What are Azerbaijan's 5 Demands from Armenia: Reliable Source of HJ

In the context of international and regional tensions, it is often truly difficult to catalog Azerbaijan's specific demands from Armenia. However, if we take the path of enumeration, we can say that Azerbaijan has five main demands from Armenia.

This is reported by "Haykakan Zhamanak," citing its reliable source. The demands are as follows:

1. Dissolution of the Artsakh defense army
2. Recognition of Artsakh as part of Azerbaijan without any autonomous status; in other words, with a status of zero.
3. A corridor through Armenian territory
4. A demarcation and delimitation process based on maps from 1919 and 1920 (it is still unclear which specific maps are being referred to)
5. Clarification of the fate of missing Azerbaijanis, potentially aimed at accusing Armenia of war crimes later.

It should be noted that the aforementioned issues are listed according to the potential for provocative actions and how much they can be used by Azerbaijan to organize new military provocations against Armenia.

This means that in order to achieve comprehensive peace with Azerbaijan, these issues must be addressed. Addressing, in this case, means either fulfilling the demands, finding a compromise, or forcing/persuading Azerbaijan to abandon these demands. Alternatively, finding another solution may be necessary.

This publication can also be considered a response to Levon Ter-Petrosyan's assertion that they do not have complete information regarding the negotiation processes. Next, we will address what Russia, the USA, Iran, and the EU want.