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    ARMENIA WILL LOSE GROUND AT BAKU PRESSURE, AZERI PRESIDENT SURE

    Pan Armenian News
    03.09.2005 03:19

    /PanARMENIAN.Net/ "Azerbaijan is very strong and Armenia will lose
    ground at its pressure. However, we do not want a war, as a large
    number of people will die. I believe that we will return our lands
    sooner or later. Let no one doubt it," Azeri President Ilham Aliyev
    stated in an interview with the Hurriyet Turkish newspaper, published
    September 2. "Each Azerbaijani fully believes that a day will come
    when the occupied lands are liberated and the banner of Azerbaijan is
    again flutter over Karabakh," I. Aliyev underscored, also commenting
    on the outcomes of the Kazan meeting with Armenian President Robert
    Kocharian. "There are no results yet. Armenian expect for us to
    give them independence. However, this is not possible. Preserving the
    territorial integrity of Azerbaijan is priority to us. I told Kocharian
    we are ready to guarantee the security of the Armenian community
    of Karabakh. I emphasized Baku will not allow the community to face
    any danger," I. Aliyev said, adding, "However they [Armed Forces of
    Armenia] do not wish to liberate our lands." Simultaneously I. Aliyev
    noted that in the course of the latest telephone conversation US State
    Secretary Condoleezza Rice stated Washington wishes for the parties
    to come to a resolution of the conflict. "I do not understand why
    Armenia being an invader country is not punished, though I understand
    that the Armenian lobby is strong. The current situation is utterly
    unfair," I. Aliyev said. He noted that he felt some mitigation of R.
    Kocharian's position after that conversation, however it was not
    sufficient to solve the problem. "We made all possible steps. However,
    Armenia does not pay attention to the opinion of the international
    community. Over 1 million of Azeri citizens are left without a roof
    over their heads. The West is for soonest settlement. "We will do
    everything possible to that end. Then we will sit down and think,"
    I. Aliyev summed up, reported Trend Azeri agency.

    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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