Karabakh peace talks not in deadlock: Armenia’s PM

After the political changes in Armenia concerns were raised on how constructive the position of the new government will be in the Artsakh conflict regulation issue, Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said at the government-NA Q&A.

“From the very beginning we came up with inquiries which were either new, or well forgotten old,” the premier said.

“What has changed in a year and half. It is not in our plans to bring the peace talks to a deadlock, just the opposite there are many questions without clarification of which it is impossible to conduct effective negotiations,” the PM said.

Pashinyan said that they may register that despite the alarms the peace talks have not entered a deadlock but works are being carried out to create environment and atmosphere favorable for finding solution acceptable for all parties.