Trilateral agreements continue to serve as roadmap for  peace process  between Baku and Yerevan - Maria Zakharova

ArmInfo. It is evident that the trilateral agreements remain relevant today. Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova shared her assessment on November 20 at a weekly briefing in response to a request to comment on recent interviews published in Armenian and Azerbaijani media "regarding the 5th anniversary of the end of the Second Karabakh  War", including "about Russia's role in the events of that time".

 "I would like to bring to your attention that the Russian Ministry  of Foreign Affairs has also issued an official statement on the fifth  anniversary of the signing of the Russian-Armenian-Azerbaijani summit  declaration on a complete ceasefire and cessation of all military  actions in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict zone," she said.

According to her, detailed information was provided on both the  events of that time and  Russia's contribution to the  Armenian-Azerbaijani reconciliation process as a whole.

"Our country's stance on this issue is defined by openness and  consistency. We regularly address this issue in briefings and answer  questions. Our efforts are aimed at achieving sustainable peace and  prosperity in the region. I want to remind you that it was thanks to  the personal efforts of Russian President Vladimir Putin that the  bloodshed in Nagorno-Karabakh was stopped in both 2020 and 2023."  "It's evident that the trilateral agreements remain relevant today.  In fact, they continue to serve as the roadmap for the peace process  between Baku and Yerevan. And we are ready to continue  supporting  our partners in reaching a mutually acceptable solution in the best   interests of the South Caucasus countries and their neighbors," Maria  Zakharova stated.