Why does not Moscow put pressure?

    To resolve the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict it is necessary to find a balance of interests between Azerbaijan and Armenia, said the Russian President Vladimir Putin, speaking on Thursday at the forum "VTB Capital" "Russia is calling!"  “What or where is the long-term settlement? Finding a balance of interests that would suit both sides - both the Azerbaijani people, which we respect greatly, and the interests of the Armenian people,” he said, adding that Azerbaijan insists on its right to return the seven regions that have no relation to the ethnic conflict, and further deal with the ownership of Nagorno-Karabakh. “Everyone has their own truth,” the Russian leader said. "There are no easy solutions here, because the knot has been tied very difficult."

    Further, Putin recalled the solution to the conflict proposed by Russia. “We initially proceeded from the fact that we need to talk about the possibility of transferring five plus two regions to Azerbaijan with the provision of a certain regime of the Karabakh zone, interaction with Armenia,” he said........

     

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    03.11.2020 09:29





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