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We will continue to insist that reaching a peace agreement is in the world's best interests. Miller

The US Secretary of State's spokesman, Matthew Miller, referred to normalizing Armenian-Azerbaijani relations, notably the cancellation of the Pashinyan-Aliev meeting for the second time.

Answering the question about what he expects from the peace process supported by Washington, Miller stated: "We continue to believe that it is in the interests of both sides, in the interests of the region and the entire world, for those two sides to reach a peace agreement, and we will continue to insist on that."

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