Following Sargsyan`s remarks, Pashinyan expresses his readiness to  publicize key documents from Nagorno-Karabakh negotiation process by  year end 

ArmInfo.  Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan responded to Armenia's third president, Serzh Sargsyan, announcing plans to publicize documents from the Karabakh peace process. Pashinyan reacted to Serzh Sargsyan's late-night interview, having already published six posts and four videos on his  Facebook page by midday.

"SS (Serzh Sargsyan) spoke about negotiation documents again. "Don't  worry: I've organized the key documents from the negotiation history  (including 2019). We will scan them and  publish by the end of the  year, interspersed with several public documents.

I'll also include a letter you wrote so you don't think I'm  neglecting you. When you wake up, let LTP (Levon Ter-Petrosyan, the  first president of Armenia - ed.) and KR (Robert Kocharyan, the  second president of Armenia - ed.) know, too," he wrote on his social  media page.

It's worth noting that the day before, during a nearly seven-hour  broadcast of the "Imnemnimi" podcast, Sargsyan stated that the OSCE  Minsk Group Co-Chairs in 2019 offered Pashinyan a new document  regarding the Karabakh issue, which had been hidden from the public  for about a year. According to Sargsyan, he warned the  Nagorno-Karabakh leadership about the existence of such a document  and urged them to familiarize themselves with it. Later, in May or  June 2020, the Russian Foreign Ministry, as Sargsyan noted, confirmed  that such a document did indeed exist. As the former president noted,  he initially considered the document unacceptable to Armenia, but  later concluded that it could serve as a basis for negotiations.