US EditionCiting Aliyev’s Demand for Constitution Change, U.S. Says ‘Hurdles’ Remain in Peace Deal
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Since the August 2025 summit, which saw the President of the United States play the mediators between Yerevan and Baku, Armenians have been relying on the "Trump Road" project linking the two former Soviet republics, trying to overcome the legacy of thirty years of war.
Citing Aliyev’s Demand for Constitution Change, U.S. Says ‘Hurdles’ Remain in Peace Deal
Highlighting Azerbaijan’s demand for Armenia to change its constitution, the U.S. National Intelligence Office, in its Annual Threat Assessment report released on Wednesday, said “hurdles” still remained to a final peace deal between Yerevan and Baku. “President [Ilham] Aliyev [of Azerbaijan] continues to insist that Armenia change its constitution to remove a reference that he characterizes as claiming Nagorno-Karabakh is part of Armenia, a ste…
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