Russia, France and U.S. do not have differences in Karabakh conflict and this is its uniqueness
The uniqueness of the Nagorno Karabakh conflict is in the fact that there are no differences between superpowers in it, President of the RAS (Russian Academy of Sciences) Russian Center for Strategic Research and International Studies, head of World Politics Chair in the Moscow State University Vitaly Naumkin stated to a press conference in Baku. He said the Nagorno Karabakh conflict is the only one in the world that Russia, the United States and France do not have differences in it.
"All OSCE Minsk Group Co-Chairs think in a similar way. In this case the OSCE MG is an example of how superpowers are trying to resolve a conflict together. But its is clear for all of us that a lot of things depend on regional forces themselves," Naumkin said, Day.az reports.
"All OSCE Minsk Group Co-Chairs think in a similar way. In this case the OSCE MG is an example of how superpowers are trying to resolve a conflict together. But its is clear for all of us that a lot of things depend on regional forces themselves," Naumkin said, Day.az reports.
