Lavrov does not believe in the war in Karabakh
None of the interested parties wants the Karabakh conflict move to the hot phase, stated the Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov after a meeting with Armenian Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandian in Moscow. "We even thought not admit the thought that the conflict will enter the hot phase, Lavrov said. All our actions are aimed at finding mutually acceptable solution as soon as possible . "
The Russian minister noted that the contacts on this issue continue regularly. Representatives of the OSCE Minsk Group often travel to the region. The presidents of the co-chairs pay personal attention to finding a solution. "Our president has made special efforts in the past year, which resulted in ongoing consultations on possible practical steps of the plan. They are allowed to start the implementation process of overcoming this was untenable conflict to the Caucasus has become a region of cooperation without any blockades, sanctions, restrictions," Lavrov said.
According to him, Russia will continue efforts to create conditions for the settlement of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict acceptable to all sides basis. -02D-
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