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    THE VOTING IN THE UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY DIDN'T BRING THE RESULTS AZERBAIJAN WAS EXPECTING

    PanARMENIAN.Net
    15.03.2008 GMT+04:00

    The fact, that the UNO has already expired itself as an organization
    capable of making any reasonable decisions, was clear already when it
    approved the resolutions on the Genocide of Rwanda and the Genocide
    of Darfur. No less shameful did the organization act when it forbade
    the exhibition dedicated to the Armenian Genocide.

    As it was expected, the voting in the UN General Assembly of the
    resolution on "the situation in the occupied territories of Azerbaijan"
    didn't bring the results Baku was expecting. But the deputy of Milly
    Mejlis of Azerbaijan Asim Molladze hurried to congratulate the Azeri
    diplomacy with the big victory.

    A recurrent maxim about the "dethronement of the Armenian powerful
    lobby" wasn't left aside either. As a matter of fact, Molladze didn't
    make any new discoveries.

    /PanARMENIAN.Net/ But if the voting of OIC and GUAM may be qualified
    as a "big victory", then we don't know how Armenia may define the
    position of the OSCE Member Countries and other 100 countries, which
    simply didn't want to participate in the shameful event. The fact,
    that the UNO has already expired itself as an organization capable of
    making any reasonable decisions, was clear already when it approved the
    resolutions on the Genocide of Rwanda and the Genocide of Darfur. No
    less shameful did the organization act when it forbade the exhibition
    dedicated to the Armenian Genocide. The last unsuccessful step of
    the UN Security Council was passing the Ahtisaari plan.

    Baku has already started to speak against the countries, having voted
    against the resolution. "The Embassy of Azerbaijan has carried out
    many works with the Indian party, so that the latter would at least
    abstain from voting in the UN regarding the Karabakh issue," said the
    Ambassador of Azerbaijan in India Tamerlan Karaev. However, according
    to him, Baku failed. "We had very big plans regarding the two-sided
    relations, but unfortunately with the step that India took yesterday
    crossed out all the possibilities. Now the Embassy of Azerbaijan in
    Deli is waiting for certain instructions from the Ministry of Foreign
    Affairs, after which we will officially declare our position to the
    Indian party. Undoubtedly, the position of India in the UNO was a
    great disappointment to us, and certainly all this will seriously
    effect on further relations between the two countries," said Karaev.

    Araz Azimov didn't keep aside from the issue either.

    "The co-chairs of the OSCE Minsk Group on Nagorno Karabakh (the USA,
    Russia and France) must take into consideration the resolution of
    the UN General Assembly in all their actions. The co-chairs have out
    themselves in an impartial situation; have put shame on themselves
    by acting against the Azeri viewpoint.

    We will not forget the hostility they feel fro us. We have always tried
    to create an atmosphere of trust between us. But after this trust was
    destroyed, perhaps it will not be possible to mend this situation any
    more," he declared. For some reasons, none of the Azeri diplomats
    mentions that this resolution doesn't have any legal effect. They
    think that the Azeri nation doesn't have to worry about such trifles.

    According to RA Minister of Foreign Affairs Vartan Oskanyan, the
    resolution is very hypocritical. "On the one hand this is an attempt to
    misinform the UN Member States and that is why the document contains
    an article supporting the efforts of the OSCE Minsk Group. The Member
    Countries have clearly declared that they are not going to support the
    resolution and that they are going to vote against it," he emphasized.

    Vartan Oskanyan mentioned that Armenia is curious about the next step
    that Azerbaijan is going to take.

    "The question is how this resolution will effect on the process of
    negotiations or whether Azerbaijan will really receive a clear note
    and will get back to negotiations," said the Minister of Foreign
    Affairs of Armenia. In his turn Armen Martirosyan mentioned that the
    resolution of the UN General Assembly with the demand of immediate
    withdrawal of the Armenian forces from "the occupied territories of
    Azerbaijan" will interrupt the peaceful process of the Nagorno-Karabakh
    Conflict regulation. According to him this document contradicts to
    the fundamental international norms.

    It is quite understandable that it was not difficult for Azerbaijan
    to gain the support of the GUAM Countries and OIC. Serbia's position
    is also quite understandable; the country is very upset with the UNO
    for its decision on the Kosovo issue. But it is hard to understand
    what Columbia and unknown countries like Tuvalu or Myanmar have to do
    with this issue. By the way, it is worth mentioning that Kazakhstan,
    Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan, which are OIK member countries, abstained
    from voting being very well aware of the state of affairs. So it is
    quite untimely to speak about victory. But there is no doubt that this
    has served as a very good lesson for the Armenian diplomacy. It is
    natural that Baku will not content itself with the UNO, and will try
    to promote this kind of resolutions in all competent international
    organizations. And only the truth about the situation in Nagorno
    Karabakh may fight all these lies. However, it's very unlikely that
    the 39 countries having participated in the voting are not aware of
    the real state of affairs. Simply the Islamic solidarity, which is
    unfortunately much stronger than the Christian solidarity, worked
    out well.
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