A recent briefing summarized the evolving stance of regional diplomats regarding a peace agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia. The conversation centered on building a framework that prioritizes longevity and stability, with both sides encouraged to articulate their core interests and chart a path toward durable peace that can endure through generations. The emphasis was on mutual responsibility and the recognition that lasting peace requires more than a quick settlement; it requires clear, sustainable commitments that align with the needs of the people in both countries. This interpretation aligns with the reflections reported by TASS, and it underscores a shared belief that ownership of the process should lie with Azerbaijan and Armenia themselves, rather than with external arbitrators alone.
