Turkish Foreign Ministry praises Washington talks between Armenia, Azerbaijan, and the U.S. as a key step toward peace and stability in the South Caucasus.

“Azerbaijan got what it wanted, Armenia got another scrap of paper,” Anzhela Elibegova wrote on Facebook.

The EU reaffirmed its full support for the Armenia–Azerbaijan settlement process and readiness to work with both sides.

“Today we can say that peace is established, and it is established within the framework of our countries’ sovereignty, territorial integrity, and jurisdiction,” he stated.

He made the remarks at a press conference when asked how the agreement could affect Armenia–Russia relations.

The statement claims that the Pashinyan–Aliyev initialed memorandum carries no binding obligations for Azerbaijan.

“We always expressed readiness to work within this logic, and we never understood why, directly or indirectly, this was obstructed,” he said.

“Considering that Azerbaijan and Armenia have already initialed the peace agreement, its official signing should not take long,” he said.

“I am inspired by the programs discussed on the further development of our strategic cooperation—programs with concrete outcomes,” RA FM wrote.

“Otherwise, it would primarily be an expression of disrespect toward the United States,” Aliyev said.

Under the arrangement reached with Azerbaijan, the initialed version of the agreement is set to be published on the evening of August 11.

He noted that humanitarian matters are inherently complex: “If that were not the case, they would have been resolved long ago.”

“American companies are eager to enter these countries and invest heavily, which will bring economic benefits to all three nations,” Trump said.

Alex Raufoglu says U.S., Armenian, and Azerbaijani officials will present the TRIPP route as a cornerstone of the peace deal.

According to him, technical talks on governance models, lease terms, and neutrality draw Armenia into a trap that treats the corridor as inevitable.

“I know Belarus’s value for Russia. This is not Iran, not North Korea, and not Armenia,” he said.

From September, patients in Armenia can receive a three-month supply of certain free or subsidized medicines instead of just one month.

Andrikyan called the ruling “an absurdity from a legal standpoint,” adding: “I do not see any trace of legality.”

Ara Abrahamyan noted that while even the worst peace is better than war, the fact that another document is being secretly signed raises serious concerns.

“They are lying when they say we haven’t paid salaries. Everything is recorded here; otherwise, it would be visible,” factory director said.

Axios says Armenia agreed to a US-built corridor linking Azerbaijan to Turkey, promising Washington economic gains and geopolitical leverage.

“By bringing Pashinyan to power, his voters have passed sentence upon themselves and on Armenia. There is no national interest here,” he said.

Earlier, Lukashenko admitted he had “stayed in power a bit too long” in order to prepare for a leadership transition.

“Our captives will still have to wait — a very long time… The territories occupied from Armenia will also remain seized,” Taguhi Tovmasyan says.

According to him, reciprocity means that if Azerbaijan gains road access, Armenia will also gain equivalent access with mutual advantages.

“It is a lie, a falsification, and manipulation to say that Armenia has agreed or will agree to any ‘corridor’ solution,” Hripsime Grigoryan said.

“If this information is accurate, it means Armenian citizens will not be able to use that road,” Norayr Norikyan said.

“All assertions and publications alleging that Armenia has agreed, agrees, or will agree to ‘corridor’ solutions simply do not correspond to reality,” Baghdasaryan stated.

Khudoyan recalled that the Investigative Committee’s propaganda materials mentioned the names of people unrelated to the case.

The corridor is planned to carry a railway, oil and gas pipelines, and fiber-optic cables, enabling freight transport and later passenger travel, the report says.