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    KAZIMIROV: NO CONSTRUCTIVE PROPOSALS ON KARABAKH CONFLICT

    PanARMENIAN.Net
    10.03.2008 13:40 GMT+04:00

    /PanARMENIAN.Net/ "Domestic tensions in Armenia and severe
    Armenian-Azeri clashes in Terter have originated two mutually
    exclusive versions of the March 4 incident. I doubt whether there
    is a need to remind how the incident was explained in Baku, Yerevan
    and Stepanakert. But border incidents are frequent and sanguinary in
    Karabakh and this fact should be explained," OSCE Minsk MG former
    Co-chair, deputy chair of the Russian Diplomats' Association,
    Ambassador Vladimir Kazimirov said in his "Comments on Karabakh
    incidents" sent to PanARMENIAN.Net.

    "Agreement on ceasefire without deploying international peacekeepers
    or observers and without mounting of forces is a peculiarity of the
    Karabakh conflict," he said.

    "The above mentioned measures are essential for maintenance
    of ceasefire. The ordinary symmetrical variant of demounting was
    rejected by then-Minister of Defense Mamedrafi Mammadov. The minimal
    distance between the positions increased the danger of incidents,"
    the diplomat stressed.

    "If either of the parties is not satisfied with the agreement, it
    might be amended or replaced by a new one. Reports on violations come
    every day. There are victims among servicemen and civilians. However,
    there have been no constructive proposals so far. It's not enough to
    regret over incidents and losses of life.

    Measures should be taken to improve the situation.

    Otherwise, the strength of state structures violating the commitments
    will be questioned," he said.

    On March 5, the Russian Foreign Ministry proposed to enable all
    provisions of the ceasefire agreement. All OSCE MG Co-chairs supported
    the idea," Amb. Kazimirov resumed.
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