Political scientist Robert Ghevondyan posted an entry on his Facebook page regarding the published negotiation documents.:

“In the published documents, the most unpleasant to me are the pleading letters of the third President of the Republic of Armenia to the President of the Russian Federation:

In fact, it was Serzh Sargsyan in 2016. In the fall, he fully understood the catastrophic state he had brought Armenia and the Armenian army to, and understood that the managerial and command illiteracy of himself and his team would not allow him to find a way out of this situation.:

Well, in return, Putin could have ceded everything, starting from dignity (which, after this letter, can be considered nothing) and ending with the energy, economic and military systems of the state,” Ghevondyan wrote.:

It should be recalled that the government has published a number of documents available in government departments related to the negotiation process on the settlement of the Karabakh conflict, which give an idea of the content of the negotiation process, which was supposed to take place before 2020.

There are also a number of publicly available documents that are directly related to the first group of documents.

In another publication, the government described in detail what the Karabakh negotiation package reveals:

Political scientist Robert Ghevondyan posted an entry on his Facebook page regarding the published negotiation documents.:

“In the published documents, the most unpleasant to me are the pleading letters of the third President of the Republic of Armenia to the President of the Russian Federation:

In fact, it was Serzh Sargsyan in 2016. In the fall, he fully understood the catastrophic state he had brought Armenia and the Armenian army to, and understood that the managerial and command illiteracy of himself and his team would not allow him to find a way out of this situation.:

Well, in return, Putin could have ceded everything, starting from dignity (which, after this letter, can be considered nothing) and ending with the energy, economic and military systems of the state,” Ghevondyan wrote.:

It should be recalled that the government has published a number of documents available in government departments related to the negotiation process on the settlement of the Karabakh conflict, which give an idea of the content of the negotiation process, which was supposed to take place before 2020.

There are also a number of publicly available documents that are directly related to the first group of documents.

In another publication, the government described in detail what the Karabakh negotiation package reveals: