ANDREY ARESHEV: OSCE MG DEATH CAN ALREADY BE CERTIFIED
PanARMENIAN.Net
19.09.2008 16:49 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ After a serious defeat in the Georgian-South
Ossetian front, Western "builders of new Transcaucasia and Central
Asia" are trying to vent their frustration on the Azeri-Karabakh
conflict, a Russian expert said.
"Moscow's increasing activity in the Karabakh issue was noticed
by the West. It can hardly be referred to the joint activities of
the OSCE Minsk Group, whose death can be already certified at the
moment. Russia's official recognition of Abkhazia and South Ossetia
opens new horizons in the Karabakh issue," said Andrey Areshev,
expert at Strategic Culture Foundation.
It's not surprising that Russia, the U.S. and EU act avoiding
coordination of steps with each other, according to him.
"Possibility of Nagorno Karabakh's joining the talks, active contacts
between Moscow and Stepanakert, willingness to resolve humanitarian
issues create a favorable atmosphere for final determination Karabakh's
status. Moscow has a good opportunity to shape its policy in the
South Caucasus," Areshev said.
PanARMENIAN.Net
19.09.2008 16:49 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ After a serious defeat in the Georgian-South
Ossetian front, Western "builders of new Transcaucasia and Central
Asia" are trying to vent their frustration on the Azeri-Karabakh
conflict, a Russian expert said.
"Moscow's increasing activity in the Karabakh issue was noticed
by the West. It can hardly be referred to the joint activities of
the OSCE Minsk Group, whose death can be already certified at the
moment. Russia's official recognition of Abkhazia and South Ossetia
opens new horizons in the Karabakh issue," said Andrey Areshev,
expert at Strategic Culture Foundation.
It's not surprising that Russia, the U.S. and EU act avoiding
coordination of steps with each other, according to him.
"Possibility of Nagorno Karabakh's joining the talks, active contacts
between Moscow and Stepanakert, willingness to resolve humanitarian
issues create a favorable atmosphere for final determination Karabakh's
status. Moscow has a good opportunity to shape its policy in the
South Caucasus," Areshev said.