"Ни одна страна не признает Нагорный Карабах" - Джеймс Уорлик

Мирный договор в Нагорном Карабахе будет заключен на основе "всеобъемлющего урегулирования", с возвращением оккупированных Арменией территорий Азербайджану, об этом во вторник собщил сопредседатель Минской группы ОБСЕ от США.

Джеймс Уорлик прокомментировал слухи о том, что Армения может признать независимость Нагорного Карабаха.

"Ни одна страна не признает Нагорный Карабах," сказал Уорлик в интервью информационному агентству Trend. "Мы продолжаем призывать стороны сесть за стол переговоров в духе доброй воли в целях достижения долгосрочного урегулирования."

На прошлой неделе двое армянских парламентариев, Заруи Постанджян и Грант Багратян, представили законопроект о признании независимости самопровозглашенной Нагорно-Карабахской Республики.

Аналогичные законопроекты выдвигались и раньше, но всегда отклонялись кабинетом, который решает судьбу дальнейшего рассмотрения законопроекта, поскольку такой шаг может поставить под угрозу мирный процесс. На этот раз правительство приняло законопроект на рассмотрение.

МИД Армении сообщил, это не означает, что правительство одобрит эту инициативу или собирается признать независимость, хотя заместитель министра иностранных дел Шаварш Кочарян заявил на прошлой неделе, что это может произойти, если Азербайджан продолжит свою "агрессию".

В своем интервью во вторник Уорлик также сообщил, что Минская группа не планирует проведение встречи с министром иностранных дел Азербайджана Эльмаром Мамедъяровым в Брюсселе в конце этого месяца. Мамедъяров не встречался с представителями Группы, начиная с конца 2015 года.

"Конечно, мои российские и французские коллеги и я находимся в постоянном контакте с министрами иностранных дел Азербайджана и Армении, призывая к сдержанности и необходимости начать переговоры о всеобъемлющем урегулировании", сказал Уорлик, как сообщает агентство АПА.

источник: commonspace.eu по материалам агентств

фото: Джеймс Уорлик

 

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