US Secretary of State John Kerry met with the Presidents of Azerbaijan and Armenia in Warsaw in the evening on July 8 within the framework of the NATO summit.
The subject of the negotiations has not been reported, but there is no doubt that the sides discussed the Karabakh settlement.
Observers draw attention to the fact that during the meeting with the Secretary of State and, before that, with the Co-chairs of the OSCE Minsk Group, Ilham Aliyev and Foreign Minister Elmar Mammadyarov looked worried.
What was the reason for this is not clear, but one can assume that what Kerry said did not cause much pleasure at Aliyev.
The attendance of Warlick at the meeting confirms that the topic of the conversation was Karabakh. -02B-
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