OSCE Minsk Group co-chairs not to visit Karabakh any time soon - Warlick

The co-chairs of the OSCE Minsk Group, which is working to find a solution to the conflict in Nagorno-Karakabkh, will not visit the region any time soon according to the group's American co-chair.

"In the near future we have no specific plans to visit the region, but we are in active contacts with the sides to organize the meeting of the Presidents," said Warlick in a statement.

The leaders met in St Petersburg in June and in Vienna in May. The co-chairs last visited the region on April 5, following an agreemet on the cessation of hostilities which broke out on April 2, claiming dozens of Armenian and Azerbaijani lives.

SOURCE: commonspace.eu and agencies

PHOTO: OSCE headquarters in Vienna

 

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