EU special representative for the South Caucasus on Armenia-Azerbaijan relations, Baku’s shift in private meetings, and EU observers at the Armenian border
According to political analyst Robert Ghevondyan, extending the observers' mandate along the Azerbaijan border suggests Yerevan and Baku failed to agree on removing foreign presence.
Armenian Prime Minister shared intelligence data indicating that "under their influence, attempts are being made to extract testimony from the prisoners against Armenia to justify a new escalation"
In its first public report, Armenia’s foreign intelligence service states that large-scale military actions by Azerbaijan are unlikely, but border escalations remain possible
According to political analyst Lilit Dallakyan, "The U.S. has the tools to achieve genuine peace, but much depends on the efforts of Armenia's leadership."
Samvel Babayan, leader of the "United Homeland" party and former commander of the Defense Army of the unrecognized Nagorno-Karabakh Republic, often takes positions that diverge from mainstream Armenian views.