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Under the title the Expectations of Pessimists Came True the daily Aravot writes that nothing happened at the so long expected Kazan and in vain the whole nation was waiting with kept breath till the end of the meeting the outcome of which was just a document with which the heads of the countries just confirmed the achievement of mutual understanding over a number of issues.
The other daily Azg referring to the meeting in Kazan described it as "failed Kazan" where after the three hours long discussion Medvedev stated: "For reaching result it is necessary to be closer". After it, continues the daily, a statement has been released that the parties registered "mutual understanding over a number of issues the solution of which will promote the creation of prerequisites for the adoption of principles". The paper says if to recall the expectations of the OSCE Minsk Group co-chairing countries, different European organizations, it is unanimous that Kazan was either "succeeded ad campaign" or display of unconstructiveness by one of the parties. The paper explains that on the eve of the meeting at the interview to Euronews Azerbaijani president stated that his country is not going to give anything for returning the territory "belonging to its country": this was proving that the negotiations in Kazan were condemned to failure and it was done by Baku.
The daily Haykakan Zhamanak writes about the June 28 elections of the chairman of the Armenian National Academy of Sciences. The paper says academician Lenser Aghalovyan is too going to forward his candidacy. The paper says the acting chairman Radik Martirosyan will also fight for the office. Haykakan Zhamanak writes former rector of the University of Economics Yuri Suvaryan is going to nominate his candidacy in the office of the academician-secretary of the Armenology division.