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Trump Condemns Biden-Harris Administration for Inaction on Armenian Christians’ Persecution in Artsakh

Republican Presidential Candidate Donald J. Trump condemned the Biden-Harris Administration’s inaction in the face of the persecution and forced displacement of Artsakh’s Armenian Christians, and pledged to “stop the violence and ethnic cleansing and […] restore PEACE between Armenia and Azerbaijan”, reported the Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA).

“Kamala Harris did NOTHING as 120,000 Armenian Christians were horrifically persecuted and forcibly displaced in Artsakh. Christians around the World will not be safe if Kamala Harris is President of the United States. When I am President, I will protect persecuted Christians, I will work to stop the violence and ethnic cleansing, and we will restore PEACE between Armenia and Azerbaijan,” stated Trump on his Truth Social account on October 23rd.

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The deadline for signing the peace treaty largely depends on the speed of changing the Constitution of Armenia, Azerbaijani President aide said

Hikmet Hajiyev, an aide to Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, said in a letter published in the Financial Times that the deadline for signing a peace agreement with Armenia largely depends on how quickly Armenia can move forward on the “issue of changing the Constitution”.

He reiterated that the Constitution of the Republic of Armenia "contains revanchist aspirations towards the territory of Azerbaijan," Azeri media reported.

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Catholicos of All Armenians Karekin II has not received an invitation to participate in the summit of world religious leaders to be held in Baku in November, the press secretary of the AAC said.

The summit will be held within the framework of the 29th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP29).

Ravan Hasanov, Executive Director of the Baku International Center for Multiculturalism, announced it on October 21. About 200 religious figures will take part in the event, who will also be taken to occupied Artsakh.

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A 70-year-old Armenian woman died in Stepanakert

The Ministry of Health of Azerbaijan informed the APA news agency that 70-year-old Vera Aghasyan died on October 20. Health problems are listed as the cause of death. It is reported that the Ministry of Health examined him and provided the necessary social support:

Vera was one of the fewer than 20 Armenians left in Artsakh.

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Yerevan does not consider it advisable to respond positively to the transfer of the Armenian-Azerbaijani peace talks to the “3+3 platform," Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan said in Parliament today, stressing that, by and large, this proposal is not on the negotiating table.

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Biden in his letter to Pashinyan:  my administration is prepared to take bold initiatives

US President Joe Biden sent a letter to the Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan. The letter specifically states:

"Dear Mr. Prime Minister,

I am pleased to see that your nation and Azerbaijan have made steady progress towards finalizing a peace agreement that would normalize relations between your two countries. I want to assure you that the United States stands ready to support a durable and dignified peace agreement that would finally put to rest centuries of conflict.

A peace agreement that safeguards Armenia's unity, sovereignty, and territorial integrity would not only provide security and stability for the Armenian people. It would transform the entire South Caucasus region. As you know, finalizing the remaining articles of the peace agreement will require persistence, ingenuity, and compromise. But putting patriotism above politics, you have courageously and consistently chosen the path of peace - and I encourage you to finalize an agreement this year.

As you do, my administration is prepared to take bold initiatives that would help pave the way for peace. I have asked my Senior Director for Europe, Michael Carpenter to brief you on some of the steps we would be willing to take and get your feedback on discussions with Azerbaijan.

As we were reminded last month at the United Nations General Assembly in New York, now is the moment to recommit to the United Nations Charter and its fundamental principles of peace. A brighter future is within reach, and I look forward to working with you to seize it."

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Armenian Foreign Minister Meets with U.S. Presidential Assistant Michael Carpenter

Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan met with Michael Carpenter, Special Assistant to the U.S. President and Director for Europe at the National Security Council. They discussed the Armenia-U.S. bilateral agenda, including strategic partnership programs and future prospects. Mirzoyan emphasized Armenia’s interest in deepening relations with the U.S. based on shared values and exploring further opportunities for cooperation.

The two exchanged views on regional stability and security, with Mirzoyan highlighting Armenia’s efforts toward peace in the South Caucasus and the importance of swiftly concluding a peace treaty with Azerbaijan.

Yesterday, Carpenter visited Baku and delivered a letter from President Biden to Aliyev.

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Biden Calls on Aliyev to Conclude Armenia Peace Deal by Year's End

According to the website of Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, U.S. President Joe Biden sent a letter to Aliyev calling on him to finalize a peace deal with Armenia by the end of 2024.
“As the world's attention turns to Baku for COP29, you have a unique opportunity to demonstrate your commitment to peace in front of a global audience. As you know, finalizing the remaining articles of the peace agreement will require creativity and compromise on all sides,” the letter reads according to Aliev’s website.

The letter, the website claims, was handed to Aliyev today in Baku by visiting Special Assistant to the U.S. President and Senior Director for Europe at the National Security Council. Michael Carpenter.


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Armenia, Russia, and Azerbaijan's Communication Commission in Limbo

The Deputy Prime Minister of Armenia, Mher Grigoryan, informed reporters before a session of the Standing Parliamentary Committee on Foreign Relations that the commission between Armenia, Russia, and Azerbaijan, aimed at unblocking regional communications, is not functioning due to a lack of consensus.

"The commission's work is not continuing. In fact, there are fundamental issues that require consensus. Until that consensus is reached, discussing the details further is pointless," he said.

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Ombudsman of Artsakh Criticizes Alen Simonyan's Controversial Statement

The Ombudsman of Artsakh, Gegham Stepanyan, called the statement made by the Speaker of the National Assembly of Armenia, Alen Simonyan, regarding Azerbaijan's attack on Artsakh, unacceptable and deserving of condemnation.

On October 20, in an interview with "Azatutyun," Alen Simonyan, Speaker of the Armenian National Assembly, was asked whether Azerbaijan has the right to attack Armenia and Artsakh. In response, he stated that "Azerbaijan conducted an operation in Karabakh, for which they had at least 3-4 UN resolutions."

"This statement has nothing to do with reality. It is a statement made by someone who does not understand the history of the conflict or the negotiation process," Stepanyan told "News-Armenia."

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