I think I agree that the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court is the way to proceed, and I commend the Armenian authorities for indicating their willingness to join the Rome Statute. That's a really positive move, and Armenia will be one of the few countries in the former Soviet space that will be party to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court. That's actually pretty exciting, and it's an important step that Armenia has indicated it will be taking.
The other thing I would say is that Azerbaijan has indicated, at least on one occasion, that it would investigate a suspected war crime. Let's not be naive. The chances of the Aliyev regime successfully investigating, let alone prosecuting, its own crime are remote. Nonetheless, the international community should set that as an expectation for Azerbaijan: that it does investigate credible allegations of war crimes, including the fact that many Armenians will claim that prisoners of war from Armenia remain in Azeri hands.
There are ongoing potential international humanitarian violations that should be responded to by Azerbaijan, as well as by potential international justice mechanisms.