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LAVROV CONSIDERS THE KARABAKH CONFLICT RESOLUTION IS QUITE REALISTIC
armradio.am
07.10.2008 18:02
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov considers that the resolution
of the Karabakh conflict is quite realistic.
"Two or three questions remain unsettled in the Karabakh issue, which
should be coordinated during the next meeting of the Presidents of
Armenia and Azerbaijan," the Foreign Minister of Russia declared in an
interview with "Rossiyskaya Gazeta" newspaper. According to him, this
meeting will take place after the presidential elections in Azerbaijan.
"The question primarily refers to the Lachin corridor. As one of the
three mediators, we have an impression that the resolution of the
issue is quite realistic," Lavrov said.
"Naturally, the issue will be solved through a direct agreement
between Armenia and Azerbaijan, but the Russian, French and American
mediators, who wonderfully understand all the nuances and sensibility
of the process, see opportunities for solution," the Russian Foreign
Minister noted.
armradio.am
07.10.2008 18:02
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov considers that the resolution
of the Karabakh conflict is quite realistic.
"Two or three questions remain unsettled in the Karabakh issue, which
should be coordinated during the next meeting of the Presidents of
Armenia and Azerbaijan," the Foreign Minister of Russia declared in an
interview with "Rossiyskaya Gazeta" newspaper. According to him, this
meeting will take place after the presidential elections in Azerbaijan.
"The question primarily refers to the Lachin corridor. As one of the
three mediators, we have an impression that the resolution of the
issue is quite realistic," Lavrov said.
"Naturally, the issue will be solved through a direct agreement
between Armenia and Azerbaijan, but the Russian, French and American
mediators, who wonderfully understand all the nuances and sensibility
of the process, see opportunities for solution," the Russian Foreign
Minister noted.