Armenia negotiates over what it considers necessary: Armenia’s PM on talks over Karabakh conflict

Armenia has many times expressed its position over Nagorno-Karabakh conflict settlement, Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said at the Government-NA Q&A.

“If someone wants to put under doubt our position, I consider it to be manipulation. No forces may frighten us and bring to the table of negotiations with our hands shaking and we being afraid to sneeze for it not to become a problem. We have the authority of the people to negotiate over the issue and will use this opportunity. And let no one tell us “what are you negotiating about?” We negotiate over what we consider necessary. Only Armenian people may demand answers and I say we negotiate over what we consider necessary,” the PM said.

He said there is one very important resolution over the Karabakh issue: until everything is decided, nothing is decided.

“We negotiate within the authorities we have, and we will not be afraid while heading to talks neither from insiders nor the outsiders,” Pashinyan said.