1News.az: Турция может сыграть конструктивную роль в решении нагорно-карабахского конфликта - Джон Керри

Госсекретарь США Джон Керри, выступая в Комитете по внешним связям Палаты представителей Конгресса США, заявил, что Турция и США находятся в тесном диалоге с целью решения двух конфликтов - на Кипре и вокруг Нагорного Карабаха.

«Считаю, что Турция может сыграть конструктивную роль по данным вопросам. Потому мы стремимся развивать конструктивные отношения с Анкарой», - сказал Керри, указав, что Турция и США наладили тесные партнерские связи по многим основополагающим вопросам.

При этом он отметил, что подключение американской стороны позволило вновь сблизить двух близких партнеров Вашингтона - Турцию и Израиля.

Р. Абдуллаев, Ф.Б.

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