Посол Франции в Армении: Альтернативы мирному решению нагорно-карабахского конфликта нет

Альтернативы мирному решению нагорно-карабахского конфликта нет. Об этом 30 октября на встрече со студентами факультета Международных отношений Ереванского Государственного университета заявил посол Франции в Армении Анри Рено.
"Сопредседатели Минской группы ОБСЕ предпринимают все усилия для содействия решению конфликта, но в любом случае никто кроме Армении и Азербайджана не сможет урегулировать эту проблему. Да это сложно, но решение нужно найти и примером могут служить Франция и Германия, которые давно уже разрешили свои споры",- заявил посол.
Комментируя появившиеся слухи об изменении формата МГ ОБСЕ, посол подчеркнул, что и Армения и Азербайджан единогласно заявили о том, что довольны работой минских посредников. "Предположений может быть много, но не думаю, что в ближайшее время будет изменен формат данной структуры",- резюмировал Рено.

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