Azerbaijan, Armenia closer than ever to peace deal: Aliyev
On Tuesday, President Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan stated that his nation and long-standing enemy Armenia were nearing an agreement to put an end to a longstanding conflict over territory, which has led to various wars.
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- Published Date: 03:12 | 23 April 2024
- Modified Date: 03:15 | 23 April 2024
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev said Tuesday that his country and arch-foe Armenia were close to signing a peace deal to end a decades-long territorial dispute that has sparked wars.
"We are close as never before," Aliyev said in Baku, adding that "we now have a common understanding of how the peace agreement should look like, we only need to address details".
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