Speaking about the Artsakh issue at the last meeting of the Government, Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan also stated about the use of monitoring mechanisms on the line of contact of the conflict, which he refused immediately after taking office, Hraparak daily reported.

“Many have the impression that he has decided to return to the Vienna-Geneva-St. Petersburg agreements reached during the time of Serzh Sargsyan [Armenian third president]."

"In response to our question, the press secretary of the Armenian Foreign Ministry Anna Naghdalyan explained: “We have repeatedly stated and continue to assert that risk reduction mechanisms should be created to prevent border incidents, including increasing the number of international observers on the ground and their permanent deployment, as well as direct communication and mechanisms to investigate ceasefire violations”.

"As you can see, notinh about the return to the agreements St. Petersburg-Geneva-Vienna" the newspaper added.