I believe the crisis has been imminent in that region for 30 years. It's not today. It's not a year ago. It's not five years ago. It has been a crisis for many, many years. Although the conflict was frozen, it was very much alive in terms of across the line of contact, where Armenian troops were stationed within Azerbaijani territory for 26 to 27 years.
Right now, what we're seeing is Azerbaijan, for the last two years, offering peace: that we have to sign a peace with Armenia and then we start talking to Armenian citizens. It has already started talking to Armenian citizens. Last year, many contacts took place between the local authorities of Azerbaijan and Armenians living in Karabakh region to solve their day-to-day problems like water, like electricity.... A couple of months ago, I saw in the press that the President of Azerbaijan signed a decree mandating a gas line, a special gas line, to be laid, until 2025, to supply the region with gas and electricity. This is happening. Azerbaijan is putting forward these proposals, but the peace agreement has to be signed and then it will move forward much faster.