On January 9, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan posted on his Facebook page, revealing key aspects of Armenia’s proposals to Azerbaijan.

Pashinyan outlined Armenia's territorial positions, emphasizing that the concept of Western Azerbaijan is limited to specific regions: Gazakh, Tovuz, Agstafa, Gedabey, Dashkesan, Kelbajar, Lachin, Kubatli, and Zangelan. He argued that there is no Western Azerbaijan outside of these areas, suggesting that if Azerbaijan wants to extend this claim, it could include Nakhichevan. Regarding Western Armenia, he identified Armavir, Talin, and Maralik, stressing that these are the only legitimate boundaries for the region. Similarly, Eastern Armenia is defined by Ijevan, Berd, Chambarak, Vardenis, Jermuk, Goris, Kapan, Nerkin Hand, and Nrnadzor. Pashinyan stated that Azerbaijan's use of the phrase "the issue of the return of refugees from Western Azerbaijan" effectively closes the door to meaningful dialogue, as it implies territorial demands on Armenia, undermining its sovereignty.

He further criticized Azerbaijan for questioning Armenia's right to maintain a defensible army, suggesting that this rhetoric creates an opening for potential aggression. Pashinyan then outlined Armenia's proposals for achieving long-term regional peace and stability. These proposals included mutual renouncement of escalating tensions, continuation of delimitation based on the Berkaber-Voskepar experience, finalizing a peace treaty (90 percent of which is already prepared), and implementing the "Crossroads of Peace" project to address connectivity issues between the two countries.

Additional proposals involved creating a joint mechanism for investigating ceasefire violations, resolving the issue of detained persons, working to clarify the fate of the missing, renouncing territorial claims in international courts, and pursuing mutual arms control. Pashinyan also called for forming a professional expert commission to address refugee issues after peace is established, and the dissolution of the OSCE Minsk Group.