One should be responsible for one`s own actions instead of blaming  others - Maria Zakharova 

ArmInfo. One should be responsible for his or her actions instead of blaming others, Maria  Zakharova, Russian foreign office spokesperson, told a briefing as  she commented on Armenian Premier Nikol Pashinyan's statement that  Armenia's dependence on only one center in terms of security was a  strategic mistake. 

The Prime Minister of Armenia has said a lot in recent days, but in  any case it is necessary to be responsible for one's own actions, and  not look for the guilty, doing this constantly and on every occasion.   "This is the difference between a politician and a statesman and a  person passing through and not thinking about the national interests  of his country. Otherwise, it's a little like a story about a bad  dancer," Zakharova said. 

The Russian side, through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the  Ministry of Defense, and other relevant departments, is in constant  contact with all interested partners, taking steps to resolve the  humanitarian crisis in Nagorno-Karabakh. In particular, Special  Representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry Igor Khovaev discussed  this issue in detail during his visit to Yerevan last week; these  days he is in Baku, where his consultations with Azerbaijani partners  are planned. 

"We act in line with the trilateral agreements of the leaders of  Russia, Azerbaijan and Armenia, and advocate unhindered access to the  region both along the routes through the Lachin corridor and through  Agdam. We urge you to avoid unnecessary politicization of this  issue," Zakharova said, adding that, unlike the actions of the  Russian side, the EU's actions do not lead to normalization of the  situation. Zakharova pointed out the unacceptability of the political  rhetoric emerging from Yerevan in attempts to blame Russia, since it  hits people who need help. "It is necessary to do everything possible  to improve the situation and minimize people's suffering," Zakharova  said. 

Answering a question about the intentions of the Armenian authorities  to send a draft agreement on the Rome Statute to the country's  parliament, Zakharova noted that Moscow has already asked Yerevan for  clarification on this matter. "We will decide on our next steps based  on the content of the Armenian side's response," the Russian diplomat  said.