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Pravda, Russia
Aug 22 2005
Armenian, Azerbaijani foreign ministers to discuss land claims
11:58 2005-08-22
The foreign ministers of Armenia and Azerbaijan will meet Monday for
talks on resolving the Nagorno-Karabakh territorial dispute.
Ethnic Armenian forces seized the mountainous enclave during a war in
the 1990s that killed thousands and displaced millions. A tense
cease-fire has held since 1994 and efforts to finally resolve its
status have repeatedly failed.
The two foreign ministers were expected to lay the groundwork for a
meeting of the countries' two presidents later this week, Interfax
news agency reported.
The return of refugees, withdrawal from some territories and
introducing peacekeeping forces are among the issues being discussed.
Presidents Ilham Aliev of Azerbaijan and Robert Kocharian of Armenia
were slated to meet on Friday in Kazan on the sidelines of a meeting
of leaders from several former Soviet republics, the AP reported.
Aug 22 2005
Armenian, Azerbaijani foreign ministers to discuss land claims
11:58 2005-08-22
The foreign ministers of Armenia and Azerbaijan will meet Monday for
talks on resolving the Nagorno-Karabakh territorial dispute.
Ethnic Armenian forces seized the mountainous enclave during a war in
the 1990s that killed thousands and displaced millions. A tense
cease-fire has held since 1994 and efforts to finally resolve its
status have repeatedly failed.
The two foreign ministers were expected to lay the groundwork for a
meeting of the countries' two presidents later this week, Interfax
news agency reported.
The return of refugees, withdrawal from some territories and
introducing peacekeeping forces are among the issues being discussed.
Presidents Ilham Aliev of Azerbaijan and Robert Kocharian of Armenia
were slated to meet on Friday in Kazan on the sidelines of a meeting
of leaders from several former Soviet republics, the AP reported.