Today at the summit in Granada a possible way out of the Armenia-Azerbaijan peace process was discussed. The Prime Minister of Armenia, Nikol Pashinyan recognized Azerbaijan’s territorial integrity, which covers an area of 86,600 square kilometers international recognized. There was talk of a redefinition of borders based on maps of the Soviet Union, which seems to indicate a return to the 1990 borders (Barxudarlı, Sofulu, Verin Voskepar and Tigranashen) with the unconfirmed reports that the villages of Voskepar and Baghanis would be ceded in order to gain control over a section of H-26 highway, which connects to Georgia as an important road of communications to the north. Despite this news, a final agreement has not yet been reached but it seems that Armenia wants to wipe the slate clean and give up Karabakh and return to the status quo of 1990. The question that remains is whether Azerbaijan will accept this agreement or continue with its territorial aspirations to unite the Nakhichevan enclave.🇦🇲🇦🇿