Oppositionist: There are no Armenian-Azerbaijani peace talks, there  is a process of satisfying the unilateral demands of Azerbaijan and  Turkey

ArmInfo. There are no peace talks between Armenia and Azerbaijan; instead there is a process of  satisfying the unilateral demands of Azerbaijan and Turkey by the Armenian authorities.

This is how Kristine Vardanyan, a member of the  Armenian parliament from the opposition faction "Armenia", commented  on today's statement made by Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan  regarding Armenian-Turkish normalization.  Note that today Fidan  stated that relations between Turkey and Armenia will be normalized  only after the signing of the treaty between Armenia and Azerbaijan.  "Ankara considers the achievement of peace between Azerbaijan and  Armenia as an important element in ensuring stability in the South  Caucasus," the Turkish minister added.

Vardanyan pointed out that another threat, which the opposition has  been consistently discussing, was confirmed today by the head of the  Turkish Foreign Ministry. The MP noted that with this statement,  Fidan actually reaffirmed that Armenian-Turkish negotiations are  underway with preliminary conditions, which, as time has shown, have  proven acceptable to those who represent Armenia today.  "As a member  of parliament familiar with the draft agreement under discussion with  Azerbaijan, I feel it important to remind that there is no peace  agreement or negotiation process. There is a process of unilaterally  satisfying the demands of Azerbaijan and Turkey. Those who argue  otherwise should be able to answer a simple question: what  concessions is Azerbaijan making?" the MP asked.

Additionally, she emphasized that the inclusion of the word "peace"  in the title of this agreement was solely meant to mislead the  Armenian people and enhance the international image of Ilham Aliyev.