Azerbaijan and Armenia have signed a peace agreement at the top of the white house

The leaders of Azerbaijan and Armenia signed an agreement to the end of the conflict decades, President Donald Trump Friday.

President Ilham Aliyev and Nikol Pashinyan shook his hands after the Prime Minister after describing the US president as “historical”.

“It’s been a long time ago,” Trump said agreements, which will reopen some key routes of transportation between countries and increase the impact of the region.

Azerbaijan and Armenia fought against Nagorno-Karabakh, Azerbaián Ethnicly Armenian Enclave of Azerbaijan, in the 1980s and 1990s and has escaped violence in years.

On Friday, Trump said Armenia and Azerbaijan had promised that they had left the “permanently” fight as well as opening travel and diplomatic relationships.

“We are currently establishing peace in the Caucasus,” Aliyev said. “We lost many years of wars and occupation and blood spills.”

Pashinyan called the “significant milestone” in relations between the two countries.

“They fought for thirty-five years, and now they are friends and friends will be for a long time,” Trump said at the event.

White houses said, as part of the agreement, the US will also help build the main Trump corridor for international peace and prosperity.

The route removes autonomy in Azerbaijan and its Nakhchivan, which distinguishes the Armenian territories. In the past, Aliyev has asked Armenia to the people of Nakhichevan to Nakhichevan.

Armenia wanted to be control of the road and Azerbaian’s leader has had the corridor in the past. The subject has stopped and halt previous peace negotiations.

Both leaders praised Trump and his team throughout the meeting: “President Trump, in six months, did a miracle,” Aliyev said.

Trump said he also signed the bilateral agreement with the two countries to expand energy and technology trade.

The US president has wanted to address peace between various war countries during his second term.

On the summit on Friday the US show its influence on Russia’s expense. Kremlin has played more than a century to play the role of power and peace broker.

Last time, Vladimir Putin himself has Vladimir Putin’s main intermediary. The last agreement signed by Aliyev and Pashinyan made Putin.

As the two countries bring together two countries, Putin falls largely. Moscow has worked to insert his interests into peace talks, but both parties abandoned these proposals in favor of the American solution.

On Friday arrived the announcement soon, Trump reported that next week he met Putin for Alaska talks next week.