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Qabil Ashirov

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The ongoing negotiations between Armenia and Azerbaijan aimed at normalizing relations have not reached a deadlock, Azernews reports, citing Armenian Deputy Foreign Minister Vahan Kostanyan, as he said to local media outlets.

Kostanyan made the remarks during a recent briefing, emphasizing that dialogue between the two countries is continuing.

“I would not describe the process as being at an impasse, because such a label would imply that there are no discussions taking place — and that is not the case,” he stated.

Kostanyan also expressed hope that representatives from Armenia and Azerbaijan would meet in the near future to hold further discussions on a peace agreement.

His remarks come amid cautious optimism over the potential for a long-term settlement in the South Caucasus, as both nations continue to engage in high-level diplomacy despite challenges.