During the February Munich Security Conference, the key topic will be  the Karabakh settlement

ArmInfo. During the February  Munich Security Conference, the key issue will be the Karabakh  settlement. The President of Armenia Armen Sargsyan said this in a  conversation with journalists.

He noted that the initiative to discuss the Karabakh issue at the  next conference belongs to him. "This will in no way hinder the  activities of the OSCE Minsk Group, but rather contribute to it,"  said Sargsyan, adding that the Prime Minister of Armenia and the  President of Azerbaijan will also attend the conference.  According  to the president, the Armenian side is the initiator in the Karabakh  settlement. "After all, it's in Armenia's Prime Minister Nikol  Pashinyan that offered to President Ilham Aliyev the agreements that  provide for an armistice regime today," Sargsyan said, adding that  Armenia cannot stay away from global geopolitical processes. "At such  conferences, we understand that our destiny is in our hands," he  stressed.  During the conference itself, Sarkitsyan responded to the  accusation of the Azerbaijani delegates that the second and third  presidents of Armenia did not have the right to govern the country,  since they were not its citizens: "Only the Armenian people have the  right to raise questions of the legitimacy of the presidents of  Armenia." Further, Sargsyan expressed concern about the  militarization of Azerbaijan. "With this in mind, it can be stated  that time does not play for the benefit of the world. There is a  possibility of a chain reaction. There will soon be elections in  Armenia, after which a legitimate power will be fully formed in the  country, people who sit at the negotiating table will be elected,  everyone the hands of the people ", - said Sargsyan.  Calling to  listen to the will of the Artsakh people, Sargsyan thanked the OSCE  Minsk Group for the peacemaking efforts. "There is no military way of  the Karabakh conflict if the war resumes, everyone will suffer - -  Artsakh, Armenia, Azerbaijan," he concluded.