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    AZERBAIJAN CONSIDERS IMPOSSIBLE THE INDEPENDENCE OF NAGORNO KARABAKH EVEN IF ABKHAZIA AND OSSETIA RECOGNIZED AS INDEPENDENT

    Azerbaijan Business Center
    Aug 25 2008
    Azerbaijan

    Baku, Fineko/abc.az. A unanimous recommendation adopted today by
    Federation Council and State Duma to Russian President on recognizing
    Abkhazia and South Ossetia independent, is not recognized by Azerbaijan
    as a precedent for recognizing the independence of Nagorno Karabakh
    occupied by Armenia. Representatives of an occupation regime have
    delivered the same speeches.

    Press-Secretary of Ministry of Foreign Affairs Khazar Ibrahim said
    Azerbaija is ready to continue negotiations with Armenia relating
    Nagorno Karabakh problem.

    "The international law is on our side, therefore Armenia has to release
    Azerbaijani lands. We do not see Nagorno Karabakh outside Azerbaijan,"
    K.Ibrahim said. Recently Turkey offered to solve the questions based
    on Security and Cooperation Platform on Caucasus.

    "Azerbaijan was always interested in peace-making, stability and
    security in the region and contributed a lot to that. At the same time
    we are ready to support all projects following that direction, but
    the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkey has not sent us the Prime
    Minister's details concerning the creation of so called Caucasian
    Union," K.Ibrahim said.

    At the same time Turkey says Armenia has no place in the Union,
    but the observers expect Abdullah Gul to visit Yerevan soon.

    "Official Baku considers the talks between Turkey and Armenia as
    normal. Turkey stands on a principal position regarding Armenia to
    release Azerbaijani lands and is not going to change it at all,"
    K.Ibrahim said.
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