I don't think that is really the case. Armenia has been a sovereign country for over 30 years. Azerbaijan has a very determined and realistic approach to many things. I think the main problem is still the fact that they are aiming to finish the process as soon as possible. They're looking into very difficult topics. Unfortunately, they're doing it without mediation because the OSCE Minsk Group has fallen apart, although it still exists on paper.
In addition to that, there is such a profound lack of trust when one side is always afraid that the other side can make use of their words or their positions or whatever statement they make. That prevents the achievement of some of the results that many would like to see.
I have been working here for over 15 years and I witnessed the war in 2020. In every single village I went to in Armenia during that war, there was a funeral. This has affected people. They want peace, but that peace should bring stability, not more potential for a new war.