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FM: “It was Azerbaijan’s fault”

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The foreign minister's response was no different from that of Serzh Sargsyan. Touching upon the latest developments of the process of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict resolution at YSU, Minister Edward Nalbandyan repeated what Serzh Sargsyan said during the ambassadorial meeting.

In response to a student's question, Minister Nalbandyan underlined that we had reached a landmark where the mediators, the international community and Armenia, which has the same position as they do, believed that the Basic Principles presented through Russia's intermediation and by the Co-Chairs at the meeting in Kazan could serve as a basis for the NK conflict resolution, but progress wasn't made due to Azerbaijan's destructive position.

According to the minister, the same thing happened at the summits in March 2011 in Sochi, October 2010 in Astrakhan and June 2010 in June when Azerbaijan impeded the conciliation.

In the past couple of years, according to the established tradition, RA Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandyan visited YSU on Knowledge Day and delivered a speech in front of the first-year students and professors.

In his speech, Minister Nalbandyan congratulated the first-year students of YSU on getting accepted and the first day of classes and wished them success, reports the MFA press service.