US State Department: No details yet on Armenia-Azerbaijan deal VIDEO

Tommy Pigott, Principal Deputy Spokesperson for the U.S. State Department, commented at today’s briefing on reports suggesting that a number of documents — including those concerning the Zangezur Corridor — might be signed following the upcoming trilateral meeting in Washington involving the leaders of Azerbaijan and Armenia.

Responding to a journalist's question, the State Department official said that there is no concrete information at this time and suggested directing such inquiries to the White House.

Nevertheless, he noted that the U.S. President and Secretary of State have repeatedly expressed hope for an agreement between the two sides in the near future. He emphasised that when there is something worthy of an official announcement, it will certainly be made — but at this stage, it is premature to discuss the details.

"When we have something to announce, we'll announce it. In terms of the specifics of how that looks—when there is something to announce in terms of specifics—I’m not going to speculate or get ahead of those announcements at this time," Pigott said.