Edward Nalbandyan and OSCE MG co-chairs discuss the damage which Azerbaijan has caused to the Nagorno-Karabakh peace talks

 Armenia's Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandyan and OSCE MG co-chairs met in New York on Wednesday to discuss the damage which Azerbaijan has caused to the Nagorno-Karabakh peace talks and the ways to overcome the created situation.

Over the meeting the co-chairs stressed once again their countries' (Russia, USA, France)  fundamental stance only towards peaceful settlement of the Karabakh conflict.

The Karabakh conflict settlement process was also discussed at the meeting between Edward Nalbandian and Philip Gordon, US Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs, in New York. Special stress was put on the situation in the settlement process after the Azerbaijani-Hungarian bargain on extradition and pardoning of Ramil Safarov. In this context,the Armenian FM underscored the world community's specifically addressed and
unanimously condemning response. Over the meeting they also touched on prospects of future development of the Armenian-American partnership.

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