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Armenian prime minister says peace with Azerbaijan ‘within reach’

  • Azeri troops seized last year the breakaway Nagorno-Karabakh region, forcing its entire population of nearly 120,000 people to flee to Armenia
  • Facing a weaker hand and the lack of intervention by Armenia’s historic ally Russia, Pashinyan sued for peace but faced protests from nationalists at home
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Armenians throng center of the capital to demand the prime minister’s resignation

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Armenia’s prime minister in Russia for talks amid strain in ties

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Blinken speaks to Azeri, Armenian leaders about peace talks

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