Сопредседатели и главы МИД встретятся в Нью-Йорке для "честного обсуждения". Джеймс Уорлик заявил, что Армения и Азербайджан должны найти "реалистичный" путь к миру.

Джеймс Уорлик сопредседатель Минского процесса ОБСЕ, механизм, уполномоченный международным сообществом на поиск решения конфликта вокруг Нагорного Карабаха, дал интервью Голосу Америки (VOA) после своего ориентационного визита в регион.

Уорлика сообщил, что он побывал в Армении и Азербайджане, где он встретился с двумя президентами, и также побывал в Нагорном Карабахе и посетил линию соприкосновения, которая разделяет конфликтующие стороны. Уорлик описал ситуацию на линии соприкосновения, как напряженная, и сказал, что должно быть сделано все возможное для предотвращения возобновления активных военных действий.

Посол Уорлик также сообщил, что все стороны заинтересованы в работе по поиску мирного решения конфликта. Однако, он также отметил, что стороны должны работать с собственным населением для подготовки к такому повороту событий. "Мы все должны быть обеспокоены риторикой, которая может привести к еще большему конфликту", сказал он.

Уорлик заявил, что настало время для урегулирования и что три сопредседателя Минской группы, представляющие Францию​​, Россию и США, встретятся в Нью-Йорке в течение ближайших дней. Они также проведут встречу с министрами иностранных дел Армении и Азербайджана, которую Уорлик охарактеризовал,  как "честное обсуждение с ними того, куда нас должен привезти процесс". Он не стал уточнять будут ли эти встречи совместными или раздельными.

В интервью Уорлик сказал, что необходимо просвещать людей в регионе на благо мира, и должна быть политическая воля сторон, чтобы двигаться вперед. Он сказал, что настало время решить карабахскую проблему, и что это откроет новую эру в процветании Кавказского региона.

Источник: commonspace.eu по материалам Голос Америки.

Фото: Сопредседатель процесса МГ ОБСЕ от США, посол Джеймс Уорлик.

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