Certain information that during a meeting with Armenian community representatives, French President Emmanuel Macron made a statement that had more significance in reference to Ilham Aliyev than to Nikol Pashinyan has been circulating. This information has not been officially confirmed but also not denied. Personal sources close to the meeting have claimed that a young participant announced that Macron did not make such a statement and, in fact, said that it was not the right time for such remarks.

Furthermore, when asked about the possibility of using mediation between Armenia and Azerbaijan in the wake of the recent border clashes and other hostilities, Macron emphasized that he himself would not be involved in mediating.

The opinions in Armenia are similar, with numerous analysts pointing out that Armenia does not have enough resources to reach international resolutions. Reports have emerged that representatives from various countries have started to discuss conducting investigations into the recent war crimes and other violations committed in the Nagorno-Karabakh region, mainly focusing on Nikol Pashinyan. He does not desire involvement in any investigations.

In addition, during the “Armenia-Azerbaijan Border Security” meeting organized by the Canadian Embassy in Armenia, Andrew Turner, Canada’s first resident ambassador to Armenia, responded to a question about the possibility of Azerbaijan initiating investigations using personal sources. He stated that discussions on this topic in Armenia are regarded as a possible “time bomb,” whether or not they are “legitimate.”

This is a brief summary of today’s detailed report.

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