По словам Налбандяна, Карабах должен иметь "статус-кво плюс"

Министр иностранных дел Армении Эдвард Налбандян говорил о последних достижениях в переговорах по урегулированию нагорно-карабахского конфликта на мероприятии, в Международном институте стратегических исследований в Лондоне. Глава МИД Армении заявил, что до окончательного урегулирования Нагорный Карабах должен будет обладать промежуточным статусом, который должен будет международно зафиксирован.

По словам Налбандяна, это именно то, что предложили посредники и с чем президент Азербайджана согласился в мае 2009 года в Праге. Промежуточный статус означает “status quo plus”, то есть: все то, что есть у Нагорного Карабаха сегодня плюс международное признание этого статуса, сказал министр.

Комментируя заявления своего азербайджанского коллеги о том, что бесмыссленно тратить время на согласование базовых принципов и будет правильнее сразу приступить к разработке мирного соглашения, Эдвард Налбандян сказал, что таким образом Азербайджан пытается «освободиться» от предложенных сопредседателями базовых принципов и провалить переговорный процесс последних лет.

Источник:
commonspace.eu и Mediamax.am


Фото:
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