Карабахский конфликт нуждается в "окончательном решении" - Джон Керри

Джон Керри, госсекретарь США, призвал к "окончательному разрешению" затянувшегося на два десятилетия конфликта в Нагорном Карабахе.

Керри заявил об этом во время встречи с президентом Азербайджана Ильхамом Алиевым в четверг в Вашингтоне, где собрались мировые лидеры для участия в Саммите по ядерной безопасности, организованным президентом Обамой.

Керри также заявил, что признателен Азербайджану за его вклад в текущих операциях НАТО в Афганистане.

Несмотря на соглашение о прекращении огня, подписанного в 1994 году, между сторонами продолжают происходить столкновения с большим количеством жертв с обеих сторон.

"Мы хотим видеть, что нагорно-карабахская проблема, которая является замороженным конфликтом, наконец, найдет свое решение. Для решения этого конфликта должны вестись переговоры. Этот вопрос должен найти свое решение", - сказал Керри.

"Конфликт между Арменией и Азербайджаном, все конфликты на постсоветском пространстве и в мире, должны быть решены на основе территориальной целостности стран."

Стороны также обсудили вопросы энергетической безопасности, демократии и прав человека. Керри поприветствовал прогресс, но призвал к дальнейшим реформам.

источник: commonspace.eu по материалам агентств

 

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