"We believe that there is no need for any 'inventions' or 'creative approaches' to begin the delimitation process," Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov said at a joint press conference with his Hungarian counterpart Péter Szijjártó in Baku, Report informs.
"International borders must be recognized. The work of the commission must begin. We believe that a state that has occupied about 20 percent of the territory of another neighboring country for 30 years, in violation of all norms and principles of international law, has no political, legal or moral right to put forward any preconditions for defining this process after the end of the occupation. The sooner the Armenian state understands this, we think, the sooner the process can begin," Bayramov stressed.