Vladimir Putin.
Vladimir Putin on rebuilding infrastructure and drawing borders between Armenia and Azerbaijan
Moscow/30.06.21/Turan: No one is interested in the development of the crisis in Nagorno-Karabakh, neither Armenia nor Azerbaijan, said Russian President Vladimir Putin, answering citizens' questions during a direct line on June 30.
"Russia has played a certain role in the settlement of this very serious crisis. Nobody is interested in its development: neither Azerbaijan, nor Armenia, and even less the residents of Nagorno-Karabakh.
Because the other side of the matter is that if we all live peacefully and amicably, we will create conditions for improving people's lives not only in the field of security, I mean economic development, social development, in which, of course, people in Karabakh is in great need," he said.
Many problems have accumulated around Nagorno-Karabakh, connected with the restoration of infrastructure and with the delimitation of the border between Armenia and Azerbaijan. "We are now in the process of this work ... We will do everything to restore normal relations in the region," the president added. -02D-
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