The Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry specifically emphasized that with the dissolution of the Minsk Group, all documents adopted within its framework lose their legal force, which escaped the attention of the Armenian press. Deputy Chairman of the Republican Party of Armenia Armen Ashotyan stated this in an interview with journalists in “Yerablur”.
“Yesterday, news broke about the dissolution of the Minsk Group, and one important episode escaped the attention of the Armenian press: the Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry specifically emphasized that with the dissolution of this group, all documents adopted within its framework lose their force.
This is direct evidence that these documents and the activities of this group included Armenian interests, and Armenian interests were expressed there by all the negotiators and during the negotiations, with the exception of the person (Nikol Pashinyan, ed.), whose name you mentioned. “That is why Azerbaijan emphasized that what is written there and the documents that existed no longer have legal force. Therefore, they were interested in revising numerous provisions of international law that stem from Armenian interests,” Ashotyan said.