Karabakh conflict is geopolitical and has never had solution

PanARMENIAN.Net - The Nagorno Karabakh problem has never had a solution, it is a geopolitical conflict, which has occurred still during World War 1, stated NKR President's Aide for Foreign Policy Arman Melikian to a press conference in Yerevan. "After World War 1 Turkish-Russian cooperation launched in contrast to Great Britain's efforts to establish its hegemony over the region. And just this became the result of Kars and Moscow treaties in 1921," reminded Melikian. In his words, Nagorno Karabakh is located on the crossroad of the interests of superpowers, and the Nagorno Karabakh conflict is a geopolitical issue, and not a problem between two states. Alongside Melikian stressed the last visit of OSCE MG Co-Chairs to the region did not put anything new in the process.



"As to absence of Nagorno Karabakh side in the talks, here the OSCE MG has its share of fault, which for some reason decided that it is easier to come to an agreement with Azerbaijan and Armenia and then to inform about it the Nagorno Karabakh side. We consider it as unacceptable," Arman Melikian underscored. He also noticed there is no disagreements between NKR and RA on the principles of settlement. "The main question is the status of the Nagorno Karabakh, which will not accept anything else besides independence. One more important moment is the fate of Armenian refugees from Azerbaijan, who have never been remembered about during talks," stated the NKR President's Aide for Foreign Policy