Turkey does not take in talks for resolution of the Nagorno Karabakh conflict, the RA Foreign Ministry said.
“As Minister Edward Naldandian has numerously stated, the talks are held in the framework of the OSCE Minsk Group on the basis of Madrid proposals,” Tigran Balayan, head of the RA MFA media relations division, said when commenting on Hurriyet daily’s report on alleged partial agreement Yerevan and Baku sealed on Karabakh.
The daily announced Wednesday that Armenia and Azerbaijan reached a partial agreement on a solution plan for the Nagorno Karabakh conflict. The agreement allegedly came after the Turkish Foreign Minister’s contacts with officials from both countries.
According to the plan, Armenia will return some of the towns surrounding the Nagorno Karabakh region to Azerbaijan in a specific timetable and repatriate the Azeris who were forced to leave the regions, the report said.
The administration of the Nagorno Karabakh will be handed to a provisional body and Kelbejer will be returned to Azerbaijan after the status of the region is determined, Hurriyet added.
The railroad and highway between Azerbaijan and Armenia will be opened, while an international peace force will be deployed at the border region between Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh, the report said.
