Ilya Levitov, head of the Russian Chess Federation, spoke about the recent FIDE council which was held in the Turkish city of Antalya.

In an interview with the Russian Sport Express daily, Levitov said the council discussed World Championship Match 2012. “Now everything is somewhat in limbo. A new bidding process will be opened up. The location of the match will probably depend on who becomes the challenger for the world title. If Aronian gets through, then Armenia will probably want to hold the match. If it’s one of the Azerbaijan players, then they’ll want it. Bulgaria will want to hold the match if Topalov wins,” Levitov said, chessintranslation.com website reported.