Deputy Foreign Minister: No unilateral concessions on Karabakh

Deputy Foreign Minister: No unilateral concessions on Karabakh

PanARMENIAN.Net - In his recent speech delivered at a public meeting with representatives of the Armenian society, Serzh Sargsyan clearly ruled out unilateral concessions over Karabakh, a deputy foreign minister said today (August 4), commenting on the president’s statement, Tert.am reports.

“First, there will be absolutely no unilateral concessions; secondly, it is ruled out for Nagorno Karabakh to be part of Azerbaijan. His statement is plainly worded,” Shavarsh Kocharyan said at a news conference.

Asked about the possibility of external pressures, the official dismissed such a plan. “Any round of negotiations sees the mediators try to reach a common ground between the parties. And that means they are required to accept certain concessions to approximate approaches. It’s absolutely logical in any negotiation process,” he added.

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