Azerbaijan’s Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov met with Slovenia’s State Secretary at the Foreign Ministry, Marko Štucin, where he complained about Armenia’s Constitution and armament.

Discussing the normalization process between Azerbaijan and Armenia, Bayramov claimed that despite certain agreements and progress, “the territorial claims present in Armenia’s Constitution, as well as its rapid military buildup amid revanchist sentiments, pose serious threats to the peace process in the region,” reports 1news.az .

The meeting also addressed bilateral and multilateral cooperation between Azerbaijan and Slovenia, as well as regional and international security matters.

Earlier, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev stated that Armenia must engage in dialogue with the so-called “Western Azerbaijan” community—a term used by Baku to refer to nearly all of Armenia’s territory, including Yerevan.

Aliyev also said that Yerevan and Baku have not yet agreed on two points in the future peace treaty: dropping legal claims against each other in international courts and preventing third-party forces from being stationed at the border. Additionally, he insisted that before signing the treaty, Armenia must amend its Constitution and agree to the dissolution of the OSCE Minsk Group.