1 2 3 Aliyev demands an "undisturbed corridor" from Armenia - Yerevan talks about "front and back offices": Kristina Vardanyan Member of the National Assembly from the "Armenia" faction, Kristin Vardanyan, in her speech severely criticized the draft agreement on the abolition of the blocking of communications promoted by the authorities, pointing to serious threats to security, sovereignty and legal inconsistencies. According to the deputy, Ilham Aliyev initially demanded from Armenia to provide "an unhindered corridor". "The document signed in Moscow in March 2025 documented a proposal for a regime similar to the way through Iran, but Baku stated the need for special security. As a result, Armenia did not obtain a mirror regime, but assumed obligations to ensure a special order on its territory, while on the part of Azerbaijan there are no similar guarantees or even mentions in the documents," Vardanyan said. The deputy noted Azerbaijan's demand that its citizens not see Armenian positions during the transition, while the option of changing the appearance of "front offices" and "back offices" proposed by the Armenian side was rejected by Baku. "As a result, Armenia was required to unilaterally remove these regulatory elements, while similar requirements do not apply to similar roads on the territory of Azerbaijan. Note the absurdity of the situation when the authorities refer to oral agreements or the August 10 agreement, claiming "exclusive privileges" and mutual benefits. There are only general wordings of specific goods for third countries, but no abstract wordings of specific countries regarding the third transit. Reciprocity for Armenia," Vardanian emphasized. The deputy drew special attention to the uncertainty surrounding the scope of the project: a special security and infrastructure regime is expected 42 kilometers from the road.

1 2 3 Aliyev demands an "undisturbed corridor" from Armenia - Yerevan talks about "front and back offices": Kristina Vardanyan Member of the National Assembly from the "Armenia" faction, Kristin Vardanyan, in her speech severely criticized the draft agreement on the abolition of the blocking of communications promoted by the authorities, pointing to serious threats to security, sovereignty and legal inconsistencies. According to the deputy, Ilham Aliyev initially demanded from Armenia to provide "an unhindered corridor". "The document signed in Moscow in March 2025 documented a proposal for a regime similar to the way through Iran, but Baku stated the need for special security. As a result, Armenia did not obtain a mirror regime, but assumed obligations to ensure a special order on its territory, while on the part of Azerbaijan there are no similar guarantees or even mentions in the documents," Vardanyan said. The deputy noted Azerbaijan's demand that its citizens not see Armenian positions during the transition, while the option of changing the appearance of "front offices" and "back offices" proposed by the Armenian side was rejected by Baku. "As a result, Armenia was required to unilaterally remove these regulatory elements, while similar requirements do not apply to similar roads on the territory of Azerbaijan. Note the absurdity of the situation when the authorities refer to oral agreements or the August 10 agreement, claiming "exclusive privileges" and mutual benefits. There are only general wordings of specific goods for third countries, but no abstract wordings of specific countries regarding the third transit. Reciprocity for Armenia," Vardanian emphasized. The deputy drew special attention to the uncertainty surrounding the scope of the project: a special security and infrastructure regime is expected 42 kilometers from the road.