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Nikol Pashinyan has presented the Armenian public with a “vision” of Armenian-Azerbaijani peace that, according to him, will follow the signing and ratification of the peace treaty. The basis for Pashinyan’s description is the “initial impression” he claims to have formed from his interactions with Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev in Turkmenistan. According to Pashinyan, such peace would mean a situation free of any mutual claims and any enclaves or exclaves. Pashinyan has offered no details about the nature of those interactions. For instance, could they have…
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