Moscow, Ankara discuss situation in  South Caucasus

ArmInfo.  The situation in the South Caucasus and the Baku -Yerevan peace process  were on the agenda of the talks between Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov  and Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan in Moscow. Fidan  announced  this at a press conference following the Moscow talks.

"We discussed in detail the situation in the South Caucasus and the  peace process between Azerbaijan and Armenia. This is a very  important aspect for ensuring peace in the region," Fidan said at a  press conference following the talks, according to Russian media.

 Meanwhile, according to a press release from the Russian Foreign  Ministry, Lavrov, opening talks with Fidan in Moscow, stated that in  addition to their intensive bilateral relations, Moscow and Ankara  have a broad, comprehensive agenda on regional and international  issues, including the Middle East, the Caucasus, and Central Asia.

"Today, I expect to discuss key bilateral issues in line with the  agreements and understandings reached by our presidents, as well as  the international and regional agenda, including the consultations  that are regularly held between our ministries," Lavrov noted.