Yerevan, Baku need serious compromise for peaceful resolution of Karabakh conflict

PanARMENIAN.Net - Azerbaijan and Armenia need a serious compromise for peaceful resolution of the Nagorno Karabakh conflict, said Vladimir Zharikhin, deputy director of the Institute of CIS Studies.

 

"Certainly, the public both in Armenia and Azerbaijan will not be delighted but peaceful resolution is impossible without concessions," he said. "The sixth presidential meeting is the evidence of potential and political will. Certainly, they will not sign any final document in Moscow but may leap towards a peaceful decision."

 

According to Mr. Zharikhin it will be extremely difficult for the mediators to find the key to conflict resolution although the positions of the OSCE Co-chairs are similar.
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