Armenia-Turkey process is not over yet, it is to continue. However, any breakthrough in the normalization process is unlikely in the near future, President of the Noravank science and education fund Gagik Harutyunyan stated at a press conference on October 27.

According to him, Armenia withdrew from the reconciliation process as a side adhered to its commitments, whereas Turkey gained a reputation of an unreliable partner.

The expert also touched upon the possible war between U.S. and Iran. “A nuclear war is the most dangerous point for Armenia. It will be too difficult for Armenia, as some of Iran’s nuclear stations are located just on the border with Armenia. According to Harutyunyan, however, U.S. does not have those resources to launch a war. The war with Iran does not comply with U.S. interests. For this reason, no military hostilities are expected in the near future,” Harutyunyan said.

On October 26, Iran began loading fuel into the core of its first atomic power plant in Bushehr.