Tuesday, May 2 2017 17:36

ArmInfo.Armenian and Azerbaijani MFA Ministers meeting showed that Azerbaijan still wants to solve Karabakh conflict in a forceful way, political expert  Richard  Kirakosyan stated to journalists on May 2, commenting recent meeting  of Edward Nalbandian and Elmar Mammedyarov in Moscow. 

According to him, Azerbaijan's talks on passing conflict settlement  exclusively to diplomatic area, turned to be reverence to Russian  side in reality. According to meeting results, as the expert thinks,  it can be stated once more, there is no diplomacy and no strategy in  Azerbaijani diplomatic strategy. "There is a wish to receive  everything and even more. Meanwhile, Armenian side still wants  peaceful settlement of the conflict", Richard Kirakosyan stressed.   On the initiative of the Russian side, on April 28, a working meeting  was held in Moscow between the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the  Republic of Armenia  Edward Nalbandian, the Minister of Foreign  Affairs of the Russian  Federation Sergey Lavrov and the Minister of  Foreign Affairs of the  Azerbaijan Republic Elmar Mammadyarov,  dedicated to the Karabakh  settlement. As the press service of the  Russian Foreign Ministry reports, the  meeting continued discussion  of the prospects for the promotion of  the negotiation process on the  Nagorno-Karabakh settlement. The need  to implement the agreements  reached at the summits in Vienna and St.  Petersburg in April and  June 2016 was stressed. The heads of the foreign affairs agencies of  Azerbaijan and Armenia  expressed gratitude to the Minister Sergey  Lavrov, for their efforts  to contribute to the peaceful resolution  of the Nagorno- Karabakh  conflict.  The ministers agreed to continue  contacts on all the  issues discussed. As a result of the tripartite  talks between the ministers of Russia,  Azerbaijan and Armenia, they  met with the co- chairs of the OSCE Minsk  Group - the ambassadors of  Russia, the United States and France, as  well as the representative  of the OSCE Chairman-in-Office, during  which they exchanged views on  the state of affairs in the  Nagorno-Karabakh settlement.