The U.S. Secretary of State, John Kerry held telephone talks with the presidents of Armenia and Azerbaijan on the eve of their meeting in Vienna on 19 November. This was reported by Kerry himself at a joint news conference with the Turkish Foreign Minister in Washington.
"We try to push the process of settlement and will continue our efforts," said Kerry.
Noting the important role of Turkey in the settlement, the Secretary of State said that he had discussed this issue with Ahmet Davutoglu.
Davutoglu said, "Regarding Nagorno-Karabakh and Cyprus, on Nagorno-Karabakh we have been consulting through several mechanisms, co-chairs of Minsk Group and other bilateral consultations. We hope that this frozen conflict will be ending soon and that will bring peace to Caucasia; that will bring peace to the region beyond Caucasia. Therefore, today I am happy to see that John and myself and Turkey and the United States look to this issue from the same perspective, and we hope that this meeting between President Sargsyan and President Aliyev will be successful." -0--
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The Russian side must apologize for the air defense attack on the Azerbaijani civilian aircraft, said Azerbaijani MP Rasim Musabeyov.
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Azerbaijani government sources have exclusively confirmed to Euronews on Thursday that a Russian surface-to-air missile caused the Azerbaijan Airlines plane crash in Aktau on Wednesday.
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CrashThe Secretary General of the Council of Europe, Alain Berset, has expressed his condolences and deep sadness over the tragic Azerbaijan Airlines crash in Kazakhstan with many fatalities.
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The crash of our plane in Aktau raises several questions that demand answers: 1. Many of the victims of this tragedy were people who previously traveled to the North Caucasus by train or car. These victims might not have existed if Azerbaijan hadn’t kept its land borders closed for several years.
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