Baku / 18.09.17 / Turan: Armenia, within the framework of the Karabakh settlement, is discussing with Azerbaijan "the return of several areas that will not pose a threat to Karabakh," Armenian Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandian said on Monday.
"In connection with the return of the territories, we are talking about the areas that, in terms of security, will not threaten either Karabakh or the denouement (of the conflict)," Nalbandian said, responding to the questions of the participants of the Sixth Pan-Armenian Forum Armenia-Diaspora in Yerevan.
"I cannot give any other details, otherwise the negotiations will fail," Interfax quotes the Armenian Minister. -06d--
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