Azerbaijan’s Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov announced that Baku has handed over the expanded elements of a possible peace treaty to Armenia, local media write.

 “The Azerbaijani side presented the expanded elements to the opposite side,” Bayramov said in a conversation with the Azerbaijani media in Bishkek.  He noted that the Armenian side allegedly asked for time to get to know each other.

 Bayramov noted that the expanded elements complement the five principles presented earlier, which, according to Baku, should be the basis of a possible agreement.  He also said that the third session of the border delimitation commission with Armenia will take place in Brussels in October.

 Earlier, Cavushoglu announced that Yerevan and Baku have reached an agreement on the main points of the peace treaty.

 RA MFA spokesman Vahan Hunanyan also noted that the negotiations with Azerbaijan are continuing and there are no developments after the announcement made after the Prague meeting, in case of new developments the public will be informed.

On October 5, Ararat Mirzoyan responded in the National Assembly to the question regarding the message of the Foreign Ministry of Azerbaijan, according to which the elements of the peace treaty between Armenia and Azerbaijan were transferred to the Armenian side, based on the previously transferred five principles, and noted:  “Such a document was indeed handed over to us.  The five well-known principles transferred by Azerbaijan in mid-March have been published and our society and the international community are well aware of those principles.  We have already established that there is nothing unacceptable for us there.  This time, the proposals of the Azerbaijani side are, in fact, based on those principles.  Of course, there are things that we are analyzing and we will definitely react.”