Azerbaijan and Armenia have concluded peace talks that could resolve their lengthy conflict, signifying a breakthrough in regional tensions. Both countries have made strides towards a formal peace treaty that acknowledges Azerbaijan's sovereignty over Nagorno-Karabakh, previously an area under Armenian control. Despite past conflicts and ongoing issues regarding territorial claims, negotiations have progressed, with Armenia ready to sign the agreement. This shift highlights a changing dynamic in the region, affected by the diminishing influence of Russia, and reflects Armenia’s growing discontent with its traditional ally amidst the conflict.
Azerbaijan and Armenia have reached a peace treaty after years of conflict, marking a significant breakthrough amid external influences from Russia, the EU, the US, and Turkey.
Armenia's Prime Minister has accepted Azerbaijan's sovereignty over Nagorno-Karabakh, viewed as crucial for normalization, while Armenia has returned four villages to Azerbaijan.
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