МГ ОБСЕ пытается снизить напряженность в зоне карабахского конфликта

Еще накануне посещения региона сопредседатели Минской группы заявили, что разрабатывается план по снижению напряженности на линии соприкосновения и формированию взаимного доверия между сторонами конфликта.

Как сообщает собкор АрмИнфо в Степанакерте, об этом заявил американский сопредседатель Минской группы ОБСЕ Роберт Брадтке, прибывший 22 октября в рамках регионального визита в Нагорный Карабах вместе со своими коллегами Бернаром Фасье (Франция) и Игорем Поповым (Россия).

"Необходимо стабилизировать ситуацию и исключить нарушения режима перемирия и гибель людей", - сказал Роберт Брадтке.

"В ходе наших встреч мы обсудили вопросы, связанные со снижением напряженности между сторонами, в частности, говорили о пакете механизмов по расследованию инцидентов на линии соприкосновения, который был передан немного раньше сторонам конфликта на рассмотрение", - в свою очередь отметил посредник от Российской Федерации Игорь Попов.

По его словам, работа в указанном направлении должна вестись в различных направлениях и в данном контексте он, в частности, отметил роль духовных лидеров Армении и Азербайджана.

 

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