No need to invent other formats for Karabakh settlement, RA FM says
The U.S. should be cautious about the statements made in Washington, specifically those on the principle of territorial integrity, said Edward Nalbandian, Foreign Minister of Armenia.
"It's worth mentioning that the U.S. Ambassador to Armenia as well as other representatives of official Washington point out to three principles of conflict resolution, namely, non-use of force, territorial integrity and right of nations to self-determination. These principles underlie the Helsinki Final Act and the Madrid Document on resolution of the Nagorno Karabakh conflict," he said.
"As to the OSCE Minsk Group format, I think it has justified itself. It is supported by the international community and there is no need to invent other formats," the Armenian Minister told BBC.
"It's worth mentioning that the U.S. Ambassador to Armenia as well as other representatives of official Washington point out to three principles of conflict resolution, namely, non-use of force, territorial integrity and right of nations to self-determination. These principles underlie the Helsinki Final Act and the Madrid Document on resolution of the Nagorno Karabakh conflict," he said.
"As to the OSCE Minsk Group format, I think it has justified itself. It is supported by the international community and there is no need to invent other formats," the Armenian Minister told BBC.
