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    NKR FM: ATTEMPT TO PULL KARABAKH BACK TO PAST DOOMED TO FAILURE

    PanARMENIAN.Net
    16.12.2008 18:30 GMT+04:00

    /PanARMENIAN.Net/ The current status quo is the result of aggression
    and consequent hostilities of Azerbaijan against NKR and its people,
    the NKR Foreign Minister said.

    "As an initiator of the war, Azerbaijan carries full responsibility
    for the consequences. The existing status quo is the minimum that
    allowed guaranteeing the security and independence of NKR and its
    people under Azerbaijani aggression," Georgy Petrossian said.

    "The policy of the NKR authorities is directed to maintaining peace
    and guaranteeing the irreversibility of the process of establishment
    of long-time stability in the region. Changing the status quo,
    as we see it, will inevitably lead to destabilization of the
    situation and escalation of tensions with a possible resumption
    of hostilities. During the years of Soviet rule, the leadership of
    the Azerbaijani SSR, including "national leader" Heydar Aliyev, was
    trying to make Nagorno Karabakh not self-sufficient and dependent
    on Baku, first of all with their attempts to change the demographic
    composition of the population. This was also the case while drawing
    the borders of the former Nagorno Karabakh autonomous region. Today,
    they are trying to return Nagorno Karabakh into the past. However
    these attempts are doomed to failure," he said.

    "The readiness to risk regional peace, a basic precondition for
    social-economic development and realization of international investment
    projects, makes the policy of official Baku a serious threat not
    only to the Nagorno Karabakh Republic, but also to regional peace
    and security," the Minister added.
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