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Armenian-Azerbaijani settlement issue remains crucial for Washington - State Department
In response to a question about whether the United States is disappointed that its efforts have not led to the normalization of Armenian-Azerbaijani relations, U.S. State Department spokesman Vedant Patel said that the current administration will continue working on this issue until its final day.Armenian and Azerbaijani foreign ministers' meetings were constructive - U.S. State Department
The meetings between Armenian and Azerbaijani Foreign Ministers Ararat Mirzoyan and Jeyhun Bayramov held in Washington yesterday were constructive, State Department Deputy Spokesman Vedant Patel said.U.S. looks forward to hosting another round of Armenian-Azerbaijan) talks- State Department
The U.S. looks forward to hosting another round of talks in Washington soon as the parties (Armenia and Azerbaijan) continue to pursue a peaceful future in the South Caucasus region, U.S. Department of State principal deputy spokesman Vedant Patel told June 21 press briefing.U.S. State Department ready to continue facilitating negotiation efforts between Armenia and Azerbaijan, no matter where they are held
‘Our view is that direct talks between Armenia and Azerbaijan are of utmost importance, and we’re glad to see them happen and take place. Whether they are taking place in Arlington, in Brussels, in Moscow, our support with this effort will continue to endure,’ Vedant Patel, deputy spokesperson for State Department, told a Thursday press briefing.Sotk incident undermines progress made by Armenia and Azerbaijan toward peace – U.S. State Department
‘This kind of violence undermines the progress made by Armenia and Azerbaijan toward a durable and dignified peace,’ U.S. Department of State spokesman Vedant Patel told a press briefing on May 12 in a comment on yesterday's outbreak of violence outside Sotk village in Armenian province of Gegharkunik, provoked by Azerbaijan, whose soldiers used mortars and artillery to fire at Armenian military outposts.U.S. State Department on Armenia and Azerbaijan Foreign Ministers' meeting in Washington: peace possible
“The U.S. believes that peace is possible between Armenia and Azerbaijan. We think that direct dialogue through diplomacy is key to achieving it,' U.S. State Department spokesman Vedant Patel said on Wednesday.U.S. State Department: Azerbaijan's deployment of checkpoints in Lachin corridor undermines peace process
Establishment of a checkpoint in the Lachin corridor by Azerbaijan undermines efforts to establish confidence in the peace process, U.S. State Department Deputy Spokesman Vedant Patel said at a press briefing on Tuesday.U.S. committed to Armenia Azerbaijan peace negotiations, Department of State says
The U.S. is committed to Armenia Azerbaijan peace negotiations, principle deputy spokesperson for the U.S. Department of State Vedant Patel said in a comment on a sharp statement issued by Russia criticizing the EU for sending a civilian monitoring mission to Armenian border with Azerbaijan.| Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun |
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