Armenia's Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Ararat Mirzoyan tried to explain Azerbaijan's position on the Constitution of Armenia during a question-and-answer session with the government. Arega Hovsepyan, deputy of the "Strong Armenia" faction, asked the minister questions about Baku's demands regarding the Constitution and the TRIPP project. "I will disappoint you, peace cannot be delayed because it has been established for a long time. If you communicate with those who live on the border, or if your relatives serve in the army, they will say that there is peace," the minister said, adding that peace has been established to the extent that trade is carried out and goods are transported. through the territory of Darbejan. According to him, the signing of the peace agreement is also not delayed, and the government has repeatedly stated that it is ready to start negotiations as soon as possible to determine the place and time of signing. The minister assured that before the end of the term of office, and "the people elected us for 5 years", the authorities are ready to ensure the signing, be it in 2027 or at the end of 2026. At the same time, Mirzoyan confirmed that Azerbaijan connects the signing with a certain event. He does not put it as a condition in the negotiations, but when it comes to signing, he says: change the Constitution, but he does not demand it directly, and it is necessary to take it into account, explained the minister. The deputy noted that this is a condition. Mirzoyan repeated his explanation, presenting the difference between a public condition and refusing to continue the process without publicly proposing the condition. "They say it's your job, but we won't sign until you do it," Mirzoyan said.