VIDEO: Pashinyan on Ongoing Negotiations in Washington
During a question and answer session with the Government in the National Assembly, Prime Minister Pashinyan stated that the discussions in Washington are precisely what he presented from the podium of the National Assembly last week.
"Yes, there is a document on the negotiation table, and this is that document. You will not find anything new in that document because I have mentioned this from this public podium. In other words, I have spoken about the theses, and you can familiarize yourselves with both the details presented by Azerbaijan and our response," said Pashinyan, responding to a question from 'Armenia' faction MP Gegham Manukyan regarding what is being discussed in Washington.
In response to Gegham Manukyan's other question on whether it is possible that a document will be signed as a result of the negotiations in Washington in the near future, for instance, on June 1 in Chișinău, the Prime Minister expressed that he would be very pleased if that happens.
"If it turns out that there is a document that has the latest considerations, whether it is signed or not, it is not bad news; it is good news," emphasized Pashinyan.
For more details, see the video.
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