Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Madam Vartanyan, I think in addition to political solutions, we must also pay attention to legal structures if we are truly building a rule of law-based international system. To that end, I note that on December 21, the European Court of Human Rights indicated to the Government of Azerbaijan that it should “take all measures that are within their jurisdiction to ensure safe passage through the ‘Lachin Corridor’ of seriously ill persons in need of medical treatment in Armenia and others who were stranded on the road without shelter or means of subsistence.” At the same time, the court noted that “the extent to which the Government of Azerbaijan was currently in control of the situation in the ‘Lachin Corridor’’ was disputed and unclear”.
What is your sense of that? Why is Azerbaijan unable to control the situation in the corridor, or is it in control of the situation in the corridor?