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ARMENIA'S VIOLATION OF CEASEFIRE IS THE NEXT DIVERSION OF THIS COUNTRY'S LEADERSHIP - OFFICIAL POSITION
Azeri Press Agency
March 4 2008
Azerbaijan
Baku. Rashad Suleymanov, Teymur Guliyev-APA. "Armenia's violation
of ceasefire is the next diversion of this country," chief of the
socio-political department of the President's Office Ali Hasanov
told APA.
According to him, Armenian leadership does diversion in order to
distract attention of Armenians and the international community
from the current situation. "Armenian armed forces' military
diversion today is the next step of the country leadership to reduce
the tension," Aydin Mirzazade, Deputy Chairman of the Parliament's
Standing Commission on Security and Defense Issue told APA. According
to Aydin Mirzazade Robert Kocharian and his team want to disguise
election fraud in Armenia and try to distract the attention of the
international organizations by making tension around Nagorno Karabakh.
"They also want to change the public opinion in Armenia. Azerbaijani
armed forces are able to respond to all diversions of the enemy,"
he said. Gudrat Hasanguliyev, MP of the territory, where the ceasefire
was violated told APA that violation of ceasefire by Armenian armed
forces was the next diversion of an official Yerevan to distract
attention of the international community after the elections.
"I think the first and the main target is to disguise the election
fraud. On the other hand, Armenia's allies may also play role here.
It may also be the efforts of Armenians and their allies to impede the
NATO seminar in Baku," he said. Gudrat Hasanguliyev also underlined
that Azerbaijani army should repel the enemy, and free the uplands
from where the surrounding villages are fired. "Despite the tension
observed in the villages of Terter region near the frontline, the
people living in the settlements along the contact-line of troops are
in good mood," head of Terter region executive power Vidadi Isayev
told APA. "Construction of road in Gapanli village, daily farming ---
in Shivarkh settlement and Terter town continued," he said. Isayev
also underlined that the region's people believe in Azerbaijani armed
forces. The head of the executive power added that though living in the
villages near the frontline, rumors causing diversion are prevented.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
Azeri Press Agency
March 4 2008
Azerbaijan
Baku. Rashad Suleymanov, Teymur Guliyev-APA. "Armenia's violation
of ceasefire is the next diversion of this country," chief of the
socio-political department of the President's Office Ali Hasanov
told APA.
According to him, Armenian leadership does diversion in order to
distract attention of Armenians and the international community
from the current situation. "Armenian armed forces' military
diversion today is the next step of the country leadership to reduce
the tension," Aydin Mirzazade, Deputy Chairman of the Parliament's
Standing Commission on Security and Defense Issue told APA. According
to Aydin Mirzazade Robert Kocharian and his team want to disguise
election fraud in Armenia and try to distract the attention of the
international organizations by making tension around Nagorno Karabakh.
"They also want to change the public opinion in Armenia. Azerbaijani
armed forces are able to respond to all diversions of the enemy,"
he said. Gudrat Hasanguliyev, MP of the territory, where the ceasefire
was violated told APA that violation of ceasefire by Armenian armed
forces was the next diversion of an official Yerevan to distract
attention of the international community after the elections.
"I think the first and the main target is to disguise the election
fraud. On the other hand, Armenia's allies may also play role here.
It may also be the efforts of Armenians and their allies to impede the
NATO seminar in Baku," he said. Gudrat Hasanguliyev also underlined
that Azerbaijani army should repel the enemy, and free the uplands
from where the surrounding villages are fired. "Despite the tension
observed in the villages of Terter region near the frontline, the
people living in the settlements along the contact-line of troops are
in good mood," head of Terter region executive power Vidadi Isayev
told APA. "Construction of road in Gapanli village, daily farming ---
in Shivarkh settlement and Terter town continued," he said. Isayev
also underlined that the region's people believe in Azerbaijani armed
forces. The head of the executive power added that though living in the
villages near the frontline, rumors causing diversion are prevented.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress