Armenia is currently on the threshold of a major political process. It is known that parliamentary elections will be held in Armenia on June 7. Since Armenia is a parliamentary republic, these elections are of critical importance for the country; the formation of the government depends entirely on the election results. One could say a tense struggle is underway, and various tools are being utilized in this direction.

Axar.az reports that Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov told journalists.

Continuing his thoughts, the Minister stated: “Unfortunately, among Armenian political circles, there are still individuals with revanchist mindsets against Azerbaijan. On the eve of the elections, they are manifesting this very stance during their campaigns. We all understand that this can yield no positive outcome for Armenia. We hope that the Armenian electorate will evaluate these factors correctly and make their choice accordingly. Azerbaijan always monitors these processes closely. We review the statements of various groups and implement our policy first and foremost in accordance with Azerbaijan’s national interests. It is in our national interest to ensure that our country remains strong and powerful and, as the leading state of the region, always stays several steps ahead. I am confident this will continue to be the case.”