Armenia has repeatedly stated that it does not have and has never had claims on the territory of Azerbaijan, MP Eduard Aghajanyan said this in an interview with "Azatutyun".

"In general, the problem of Artsakh has never been a territorial dispute for Armenia, first of all, it is for the realization of the right of the population of Artsakh to live in their homeland," Aghajanyan noted, adding that from this point of view there are no new proposals from Armenia.

When asked whether you agree to recognize the territorial integrity of Azerbaijan, Aghajanyan replied: "We believe that it does not even make sense to put this before Armenia as a precondition, since it's already an established fact."

When asked what territories he means when he says that Armenia has no claims to the territories of Azerbaijan, he replied: "We are talking about one of the five points presented by Azerbaijan to Armenia. On this occasion, Armenia expressed its position, in particular, that this process has already been done."

To the journalist's remark that Azerbaijan has repeatedly stated that the the whole of Nagorno-Karabakh is the territory of Azerbaijan, Aghajanyan replied: "Our position also responds to this remark and closes the question in the following context: The territory of Artsakh we have ever... Or Armenia has never had any claims regarding the territorial integrity of Azerbaijan, and we are talking about the right of the Armenian population of Artsakh to live safely in their homeland."

In response to the question whether it is possible that the people of Artsakh will live safely as part of Azerbaijan, MP Eduard Aghajanyan said: "I think this process should be discussed, and the final status of Artsakh should be discussed, and we should reach the final status within the framework of the final approval and conclusion of a peace treaty."

To the clarifying question, when he says that Armenia has recognized the territorial integrity of Azerbaijan, does he also mean Artsakh as part of Azerbaijan, Aghajanyan replied: "In order to avoid misunderstandings, I want to clearly distinguish two things: There is the Republic of Azerbaijan with an internationally recognized territory, the integrity of which Armenia recognized back in the early 90s. There is Nagorno-Karabakh, the territory of the NKAO, which has had a certain autonomy since Soviet times. And the problem arose as a result of specific actions arising from the nationality of ethnic Armenians living in this territory." 

According to Aghajanyan, it turned into a large-scale war, with the consequences of which we live today.