Лавров о переговорах по урегулированию в Нагорном Карабахе: "Быстро они не завершатся"

"Мы будем сейчас анализировать вместе с американскими и французскими коллегами, где мы находимся и будем стараться предпринимать какие-то активные усилия, чтобы создать условия для достижения урегулирования," - заявил министр иностранных дел России Сергей Лавров в Ереване, куда он прибыл на переговоры с руководством Армении.

Однако, по мнению Лаврова не стоит быть очень оптимистичным касательно прогресса в переговорах. "Я бы не высказывал какого-либо чрезмерного оптимизма. Проблема трудная, весь опыт наших переговоров говорит о том, что быстро они не завершатся, к сожалению," - заявил глава МИД Росcии.

Выступая на пресс-конференции в Ереване вместе с министром иностранных дел Армении Эдвардом Налбандяном во вторник (21 ноября), Лавров повторил то, что он сказал накануне в Баку, а именно, что предложения по урегулированию карабахского конфликта находятся на столе: "Они закреплены в качестве предложений сопредседателей, они остаются на столе во всей своей совокупности".

Министр иностранных дел России прибыл в Ереван из Баку в понедельник вечером. Как сообщили агентству «ТАСС» в Ереване, говоря о российско-армянских отношениях, глава МИД Армении Налбандян на совместной пресс-конференции сказал, что Россия и Армения имеют "большие планы по наращиванию экономического, торгового сотрудничества, межрегионального, гуманитарного, культурного," - отметив также, что между Москвой и Ереваном существуют действительно "многогранное" сотрудничество и союзнические отношения в полном смысле этого слова.

источник: commonspace.eu по материалам агентств

фото: Министры иностранных дел России и Армении в ходе пресс-конференции в Ереване во вторник, 21 ноября 2017 года (фото любезно предоставлено Арменпресс, Ереван).

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