During the press conference with his Armenian counterpart, Araghchi spoke about establishing peace, unblocking regional transport routes, and strengthening ties with Armenia.
Political analyst Narek Sukiasyan believes that if Armenian citizens vote against the new constitution in a referendum, Azerbaijan could use it as a casus belli—a pretext for declaring war.
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Ani Badalyan stated: "Armenia may prepare for only one military scenario—countering possible aggression, which is the legitimate right of any country."
Information security specialist Artur Papyan says that sometimes personal data is leaked, while at other times people themselves hand over their data to cybercriminals.
Armenian analysts suggest that Azerbaijan may be referring to around half a million Armenians, including former officials and military personnel from Nagorno-Karabakh and Armenia.
The process was initiated by pro-Western politicians, and the authorities supported their initiative despite opposition protests. According to surveys, the majority of the population also seeks to join Europe, although not everything is clear to the people yet.
According to the Democracy Index report by the Economist Intelligence Unit, Armenia ranks 82nd among 160 countries, Georgia 94th, and Azerbaijan 126th.