"Everything is fine with our eyesight"- Zakharova on Azerbaijan`s  non-fulfillment of agreements on tripartite statement

ArmInfo. Having a specific plan and the desire to implement it is the path to success for everyone. This was stated on March 23 during a briefing by official  representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, when  asked how the rights of the people of Artsakh would be realized in  the context of a peaceful settlement.

In this vein, she recalled that the agreements were worked out by all  parties, they are neither forced nor attached. "As for not repeating  the fate of the Minsk agreements on Donbass, we still proceed from  the fact that all parties have repeatedly confirmed the relevance of  trilateral agreements for themselves," Zakharova said, commenting on  the issue related to the parallels cited by the head of the Russian  Foreign Ministry regarding the rights of the population of Artsakh. 

On March 20, the Russian minister cited the Minsk agreements on  Donbass and the agreement between Belgrade and Pristina on the  establishment of a community of Serbian municipalities in Kosovo as  an example of ensuring guarantees of rights and freedoms. At the same  time, he noted that the implementation of these rights depends on how  the parties will fulfill the agreements in good faith.

In response to the journalist's remark that Azerbaijan has been  blockading Artsakh for 100 days, and no one can influence Baku to  fulfill its obligations under the agreements, Zakharova said that  Moscow still sees a lot of things. " Everything is fine with our  eyesight," she added.

When asked to comment on the shelling of the Russian military by  Azerbaijanis on the sovereign territory of Armenia, and to clarify  whether such unleashed behavior of Azerbaijan was caused by the lack  of a harsh reaction from Moscow to such attacks, the representative  of the Russian Foreign Ministry noted that the country's defense  department was engaged in this. In this vein, she urged to wait for  the results of the investigation. "As for the reaction, I would like  to point out one nuance. The reaction is not only done publicly. The  dialogue develops continuously. I hope you don't think that if it is  not said at the microphone, then it is not said over the phone, eye  to eye, even in notarized correspondence, etc.. We have different  ways of sharing information with different allies and partners," she  summed up.