Lawyer Arthur Ghambaryan referred to the joint statement of Armenia, Russia and Azerbaijan on his Facebook page.

“It is necessary to have a decision of the RA Constitutional Court where it will be clearly fixed (please do not talk about meaningless racism – the subject of the application, the object of control, etc., this is not the time).

First: the tripartite statement is not an international agreement and does not create legal obligations for Armenia (this should be clearly stated legally).

Second: point 9 of tripartite statement, insofar as it refers to the change of the territory of the Republic of Armenia in the LEGAL sense, contradicts the 2nd part of the Declaration of Independence of the Republic of Armenia , the 1st part of the RA Constitution, the 1st part of Article 205.

Third, to note that the Declaration of Independence of Armenia is based on the joint decision of the Supreme Council of the Armenian SSR and the Nagorno Karabakh National Council of 1 December, 1989, on the reunification of the Armenian SSR and the National Council of Nagorno Karabakh.

Such a decision of the Constitutional Court is necessary not for us, but for the next Generation in the insightful task of regaining and restoring full sovereignty.”