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    UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY SUPPORTS RESOLUTION ON SITUATION IN OCCUPIED TERRITORIES OF AZERBAIJAN

    Trend News Agency
    March 14 2008
    Azerbaijan

    Azerbaijan, Baku, 14 March / Trend News / On 14 March the UN General
    Assembly supported the Resolution on Situation in Occupied Territories
    of Azerbaijan, which was presented by the Azerbaijani side.

    Some 39 countries voted for and seven countries against the
    resolution. 100 members abstained voting.

    The Resolution highlights serious concerns that the armed conflict
    in the Nagorno-Karabakh territory of Azerbaijan and its surrounding
    regions is continuing presenting threats for the international peace
    and security and adversely affects the humanitarian situation in the
    South Caucasus countries.

    The UN General Assembly urges the member-countries to respect and
    support sovereignty and territorial integrity of Azerbaijan within
    its internationally recognized borders. "The General Assembly
    again states that no country should recognize legal the situation
    created as a result of occupation of the Azerbaijani territories. No
    country should promote or assist continuation of the situation,"
    the adopted document says. In a new resolution Azerbaijan calls on
    UN Secretary General to deliver a comprehensive report to implement
    the resolution. The draft resolution requires an immediate, complete
    and unconditional withdrawal of all Armenian Armed Forces from the
    occupied territories of Azerbaijan.

    Azerbaijan urges UN member states to confirm the indefeasible right
    of the people driven out from the occupied lands of Azerbaijan to
    return to their land and states the need to provide conditions for
    them to do so including the full rehabilitation of the territories
    damaged by the conflict.
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