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Armenia and Azerbaijan Reach Historic Peace Deal to End Four Decades of Conflict
Armenian and Azerbaijani officials announced a draft peace deal to resolve nearly four decades of conflict between the two South Caucasus countries.
Armenian and Azerbaijani officials have finalized the draft of a peace agreement aimed at resolving a nearly four-decade-old conflict between South Caucasus countries, marking a sudden breakthrough in negotiations. The deal is expected to bring an end to hostilities between the two nations. A formal signing ceremony has been set for later this year, pending final approval from both sides.
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