Foreign Ministry: Russia continues substantive work with Baku, Yerevan
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- 31 August, 2022
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Russia continues substantive work with Baku and Yerevan in order to unblock transport communications in the South Caucasus through a specialized trilateral working group co-chaired by deputy prime ministers, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova said at a weekly briefing, Russian bureau of Report informs.
Zakharova noted that within the working group, a package solution is being agreed on specific routes, which would be based on respect for the sovereignty of Azerbaijan, Armenia and would work for the security and economic well-being of the entire South Caucasus.
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