"Secretary Blinken, Ambassador Reeker, Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs and others in her bureau have had several conversations, including with Armenia and Azerbaijan, but with other concerned stakeholders and partners," Spokesperson for U.S. Department of State Ned Price said APA reports.
"Not in a position to detail all of those engagements, but as I said yesterday, we are going to remain deeply engaged in the diplomacy. We are prepared to do all we can on a bilateral basis, on a multilateral basis," Ned Price said.
Ned Price recalled that they declared that it was impossible to resolve the tension by military means: "We have called on both sides to refrain from future military operations, to return to dialogue and diplomacy. We continue to work in this direction."
Ned Price also reminded that the US State Department's Chief Adviser for Caucasus Negotiations, Ambassador Reeker held high-level meetings in Baku, and the Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs had a telephone conversation with Azerbaijan's Foreign Minister Bayramov: "We are committed to doing our best to promote a peaceful and prosperous future of the South Caucasus."
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