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AZERI ENVOY: BAKU STUDIES LAST SOLUTION TO KARABACHOS
Fars News Agency, Iran
Oct 5 2006
TEHRAN (Fars News Agency)- Azerbaijan's ambassador to Tehran said that
if the crisis of Karabachos is not solved through negotiations and
peaceful means, his country would study the last solution, meaning
that the Republic of Azerbaijan would resort to military option.
He said Azerbaijan is against war, but it does not allow an Armenian
state to be established on its soil.
The envoy stressed his country's enthusiasm for the peaceful settlement
of the issue, but meantime reminded that if the present crisis is
not solved through diplomatic means, Baku will have to resort to the
last option.
Karabachos crisis started since 1988 which led to the outbreak of a
fierce war between the Republics of Azerbaijan and Armenia from 1992
to 1994.
The two northern neighbors of the Islamic Republic of Iran have kept
a very fragile truce ever since 1994.
Fars News Agency, Iran
Oct 5 2006
TEHRAN (Fars News Agency)- Azerbaijan's ambassador to Tehran said that
if the crisis of Karabachos is not solved through negotiations and
peaceful means, his country would study the last solution, meaning
that the Republic of Azerbaijan would resort to military option.
He said Azerbaijan is against war, but it does not allow an Armenian
state to be established on its soil.
The envoy stressed his country's enthusiasm for the peaceful settlement
of the issue, but meantime reminded that if the present crisis is
not solved through diplomatic means, Baku will have to resort to the
last option.
Karabachos crisis started since 1988 which led to the outbreak of a
fierce war between the Republics of Azerbaijan and Armenia from 1992
to 1994.
The two northern neighbors of the Islamic Republic of Iran have kept
a very fragile truce ever since 1994.