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Nagorno-Karabakh could become a US overseas territory, like Puerto Rico, Guam, or American Samoa
A former US State Department employee named Michael Brandauer, having accidentally learned that the parents of one of the journalists working for the Miami Herald newspaper were from Karabakh, gave him an interview and told him that in 1993 he participated in a consultation with Secretary of State Warren Christopher, where it was decided to send him to the warring Nagorno-Karabakh to present Washington's proposals on the spot.

All roads passing through the territory of Armenia will be under the jurisdiction of Armenia. Grigoryan
Anyone who says otherwise is either uninformed or working against Armenia. There is no third option.

If roads are opened for Azerbaijan, they are also opened for Armenia. Rubinyan
In other words, if roads are opened for Azerbaijan, they are also opened for Armenia, with mutual benefits.

Who pushed the Armenian forces into the arms of the Palestinian mafia leader? Atanesyan
In 1975, who pushed local Armenian forces into the arms of the Palestinian mafia leader, the turban-wearing Yasser Arafat, declaring the Armenian people victims of Zionism and sworn enemies of Israel?
The Turks have "eaten" us twice, but with a Russian "knife and fork". Atanesyan
But Bolshevik Russia occupied Nakhichevan, Nagorno-Karabakh, and Zangezur a month and a half before Atatürk's attack on Armenia.