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NKR FM: "AZERBAIJAN DEFEATED AGAIN"
DeFacto Agency
March 19 2008
Armenia
YEREVAN, 19.03.08. DE FACTO. "As a result of discussions held at
the U. N. Azerbaijan was actually defeated again, though it tries
to present it to its own people as moral victory. I believe an
extraordinary event took place - despite the fact that the OSCE Minsk
group warned that a unilateral document should not be presented to the
U. N., Azerbaijan has done it. 39 countries voted for the draft, while
about 150 countries (the European Union's principal countries among
them) were either against it or refrained from voting. The OSCE Minsk
group co-chair countries also voted against it. I believe Azerbaijan
has received a clear signal that one-sided pressure's methods do
not work", the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic FM Georgy Petrossian told
republican Azat Artsakh newspaper while commenting adoption of the
Nagorno-Karabakh resolution by the U. N. General Assembly.
The NKR FM noted Azerbaijan had again proved it was against peaceful
settlement, the NKR MFA Press Office reports.
DeFacto Agency
March 19 2008
Armenia
YEREVAN, 19.03.08. DE FACTO. "As a result of discussions held at
the U. N. Azerbaijan was actually defeated again, though it tries
to present it to its own people as moral victory. I believe an
extraordinary event took place - despite the fact that the OSCE Minsk
group warned that a unilateral document should not be presented to the
U. N., Azerbaijan has done it. 39 countries voted for the draft, while
about 150 countries (the European Union's principal countries among
them) were either against it or refrained from voting. The OSCE Minsk
group co-chair countries also voted against it. I believe Azerbaijan
has received a clear signal that one-sided pressure's methods do
not work", the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic FM Georgy Petrossian told
republican Azat Artsakh newspaper while commenting adoption of the
Nagorno-Karabakh resolution by the U. N. General Assembly.
The NKR FM noted Azerbaijan had again proved it was against peaceful
settlement, the NKR MFA Press Office reports.