About 67% of Armenian residents do not believe in signing a peace treaty with Azerbaijan on terms acceptable to Yerevan - Gallup poll

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About 67% of respondents of a public opinion poll in Armenia believe that the current authorities are unable to sign a peace agreement with Azerbaijan on terms that will meet the interests of the Republic of Armenia.

About 67% of Armenian residents do not believe in signing a peace treaty with Azerbaijan on terms acceptable to Yerevan - Gallup poll

YEREVAN, March 4. /ARKA/. About 67% of respondents of a public opinion poll in Armenia believe that the current authorities are unable to sign a peace agreement with Azerbaijan on terms that will meet the interests of the Republic of Armenia.

Aram Navasardyan, head of the Armenian office of Gallup International Association, told at a press conference on Wednesday that another 18.2% of the respondents said that the authorities are 'rather unable' to do this, and 48.8% said they are 'definitely unable.

According to him, only 8.7% of respondents believe that Armenian authorities are able to sign a peace agreement with Azerbaijan on terms acceptable to the Armenian side. The number of those who beleived in this in 2023 was about 30%.

A total of 1,101 respondents took part in the telephone survey conducted from March 27 to 29. -0-

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