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What does it mean to abandon international legal claims against Azerbaijan? It means that if an Azerbaijani soldier—a representative of the state—enters an Armenian settlement and beheads an unarmed elderly Armenian man, the Armenian state does not consider it a crime. At least one such alleged criminal, Kamil Zeynali, now claims that the "enemy state"—Armenia—has dropped the international arrest warrant it had issued against him. Of course, it’s quite possible that government propagandists or even the Armenian Foreign Ministry will argue that the person beheaded by…
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