ArmInfo.Our efforts are not weakening for all possible assistance to Armenia and Azerbaijan in the preparation of a peace treaty between these countries. Official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, announced this on April 12 during a briefing.
"The partners have accepted our proposal to hold the next round of bilateral negotiations on our territory. We will announce the dates when all this process is finally agreed and when it will be possible to make this information public," she said. To clarify whether yesterday's incident between the armed forces of Azerbaijan near the village of Tegh could be due to the activation of the West in the South Caucasus, the Russian diplomat noted that Moscow had previously shared its analysis that the inclusion of other players or organizations there that had never been involved in the settlement of this long-standing conflict will have absolutely no added value and no declared impact on achieving peace.
According to her, it will either become a reason for speculation or lead to escalation, destabilization and will lead away from the planned peaceful settlement. "We talked about it," she said, adding that the Russian Foreign Ministry had already predicted the inevitable, thanks to the analysis. Zakharova added that "now we are forced to contemplate and observe with bitterness and regret various manifestations of how additional destabilization occurs, due to the intervention of external players who have never acted constructively."