Baku’s demolition program is expected to cover all 12 districts, with Bayil, Badamdar, Montin, Keshla and several major streets among the locations named.
Azad Isazade and Robert Ghevondyan explain why the cultural-heritage dispute will not stop the peace process but has exposed deep mistrust between the two societies.
Armenia’s prime minister explained why Yerevan accepted the peace agreement text, linked the enclave issue to Armenia’s recognized area of 29,743 square kilometers and questioned the security value of Russia’s military base.
The U.S. State Department has approved a potential $24.3 billion sale of 48 F-35 fighter jets and related equipment to Saudi Arabia. The proposed deal is not final and could face congressional review.
Armenian and Azerbaijani participants offered differing assessments after the diplomats’ visit, but there has been no announcement that Bridge of Peace has ended or formally split.
Yerevan must now move from political declarations to implementing TRIPP, but Russian influence, Iranian pressure and domestic resistance are limiting Pashinyan’s options.
