"The Armenian Prime Minister’s statement regarding the opening of communications with reference to the trilateral statement once again demonstrates the negligence of the Armenian leadership for the obligations it has undertaken," noted in the commentary by Aykhan Hajizada, Spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, on anti-Azerbaijani views expressed by the Prime Minister of Armenia in his speech at the forum called “Crossroads of Peace: combining security and democracy” on 12 October.

"Paragraph 9 of the trilateral statement clearly states the obligations of Armenia with regard to the opening of communications, and how to organize control over transport links.

In general, if we look at the activities of Armenia that violated other obligations arising from the trilateral statement of 10 November, including Armenia’s failure to withdraw its illegal armed units from the Karabakh region of Azerbaijan until September 2023, transfer of additional weapons and ammunition, military equipment, landmines to Azerbaijani territories through the Lachin corridor that was established for humanitarian purposes only, continuation of landmine terror against Azerbaijan should be recalled first and foremost.

No one has forgotten that the Armenian side, which had ostensibly declared that it recognized the territorial integrity of Azerbaijan, were propagating the puppet regime it kept in Azerbaijani territories and that the Prime Minister of Armenia congratulated the separatist junta regime on the so-called “independence” on 2 September 2023.

In this regard, the Armenian Prime Minister’s rhetorical questions about the activity of the Lachin corridor and the return of refugees and internally displaced people are only surprising and mocking," the statement reads.