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Газета Коммерсантъ: В карабахском урегулировании впервые за долгое время произошел позитивный сдвиг

17 April 2019

Российские СМИ положительно оценивают встречу министров иностранных дел Армении и Азербайджана, состоявшуюся в Москве в понедельник (15 апреля) под эгидой министра иностранных дел России Сергея Лаврова и сопредседателей Минского процесса ОБСЕ.

Влиятельная московская газета «Коммерсантъ» во вторник написала, что "в карабахском урегулировании впервые за долгое время произошел позитивный сдвиг. На встрече в Москве, прошедшей при участии главы МИД РФ Сергея Лаврова и представителей Минской группы ОБСЕ, министры иностранных дел Армении и Азербайджана Зограб Мнацаканян и Эльмар Мамедъяров выразили готовность на взаимной основе разрешить родственникам посещение заключенных, а также активизировать обмены в области СМИ", - пишет Коммерсантъ.

Встреча глав МИДов Армении и Азербайджана с участием Сергея Лаврова прошла на достаточно мрачном фоне. Две недели назад, 28 марта, в Вене состоялся саммит глав этих государств под эгидой Минской группы ОБСЕ, который зафиксировал тупик в переговорах. После этого грозные заявления звучали с обеих сторон. И все же определенных позитивных изменений сторонам добиться удалось. После трехчасовых переговоров с участием Сергея Лаврова, сопредседателей Минской группы ОБСЕ и личного представителя председателя ОБСЕ по Нагорному Карабаху Анджея Каспржика главы МИДов Азербайджана и Армении все же сделали шаг вперед. Они договорились обеспечивать стабильность на линии соприкосновения «во время сельскохозяйственных работ», а также «на взаимной основе принять меры по допуску родственников к лицам, находящимся в заключении». Этот вопрос важен для обеих сторон. Источник в МИД Армении указал, что и Армения, и Нагорно-Карабахская Республика готовы разрешить семьям встречаться с азербайджанскими заключенными. Обсуждались также взаимные визиты работников СМИ. На вопрос Ъ, готов ли Баку к приему армянских журналистов, пресс-секретарь МИДа Лейла Абдуллаева ответила «да», сообщает Ъ.

источник: commonspace.eu

фото: Министры иностранных дел Армении и Азербайджана встретились с министром иностранных дел России в Москве, 15 апреля 2019 года.

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