June 25 Kazan-hosted meeting between Armenian and Azerbaijani presidents will determine further course of Minsk process, according to international law expert.

As Andreas Ghukasyan told a news conference in Yerevan, negotiation format will change if Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev refuses to sign the document suggested.

“OSCE can't wait forever for Armenia and Azerbaijan to come to an agreement; the organisation has may other issues to address. Helsinki Final Act is already violated, which means there are no longer any collective, inviolable borders in Europe.”

“June 25 is a challenge to ruling regimes of both countries. Unless any specific steps are taken during the meeting, the regime in both countries might change,” the expert noted.

A political expert Alexander Markarov in turn, presented two possible outcomes of the meeting in Kazan: either a document, with the parties expressing readiness to continue negotiations will be adopted, or a new document to serve as a basis for further talks will be presented.