Trilateral agreements between Russian, Armenian and Azerbaijani  leaders basis for Armenian-Azerbaijani normalization - Moscow

ArmInfo. Moscow proceeds from the fact that the normalization of the Armenian-Azerbaijani relations is based on the trilateral agreements between the Russian, Armenian and Azerbaijani leaders of November 9, 2020, January 11 and November  26, 2021, Maria Zakharova, Spokesperson for the RF Ministry of  Foreign Affairs, told a news briefing in response to a question about  Russia's position on the EU's attempts to play a role in the  Nagorno-Karabakh peace process. 

On Aril 9 President Vladimir Putin discussed all the relevant issues  with the Azerbaijani and Armenian leaders, Ilham Aliyev and Nikol  Pashinyan. 

"This topic is the focus of the April 8 negotiations between the  Russian and Armenian FMs, Sergey Lavrov and Ararat Mirzoyan, as well  as of the telephone talk with Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Jeyhun  Bayramov," she said. 

Russia will continue assisting the normalization process between  Armenia and Azerbaijan. As regards the EU's role, Minister Sergey  Lavrov made his assessments at a press conference on the results of  his negotiations with Minister Mirzoyan, Ms Zakharova said. 

"As to border delimitation, Russia is mentioned there. It is evidence  of what is more important for the EU - developing what has been  achieved or using Karabakh to demonstrate its Russophobia. It is  regrettable.  Russia will never scarify its allies' interests to  geopolitical designs," Mr Lavrov said.