Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan warned Thursday that Armenia could face “imminent” renewed war within months if opposition forces come to power, described Azerbaijan’s “Western Azerbaijan” narrative as a dangerous territorial threat, and argued that the 1990 Declaration of Independence, including its reference to Artsakh, functions as a “declaration of conflict and dependence,” during a press briefing in Yerevan following the weekly cabinet session. Speaking at a press briefing in Yerevan following a weekly cabinet session, Pashinyan said calls to revise the current peace approach with Azerbaijan risk triggering another escalation, while also addressing Baku’s territorial rhetoric, constitutional reforms, and regional dynamics. Warning of “Imminent War” if Opposition Wins In one of...