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    SOMEONE HAS TO BEAR RESPONSIBILITY
    Nano Arghutyan

    LRAGIR.AM
    16:44:10 - 06/04/2009


    The problem of responsibility is a key one in the Armenian reality. And
    as it goes on this phenomenon gets more rooted in the country when
    the responsibility is put on who does not have anything in common.

    The most brilliant example of the above-stated is probably the
    Armenian and Turkish relations. Events that are being prepared for
    several months are now launched in Turkey. The U.S. president is to
    arrive in Ankara, who promised to contribute to the opening of the
    Armenian and Turkish border. Perhaps, this is not Obama's main aim,
    but is surely one of the key ones. Since, in case of the lack of this
    factor, the chain of the "recharge" may be interrupted. And, as long as
    the Americans connect the warming of the Armenian and Turkish relation
    with the Nagorno-Karabakh issue settlement, the Armenians are not ruled
    out to be forced to issue statements on compromises in this regard.

    But, now the question is not this. But, the matter is that the
    responsibility for the primordially unfavourable negotiations for
    the Armenians will not be put on Serge Sargsyan but on the foreign
    minister Edward Nalbandyan., Serge Sargsyan is most likely to be
    invited to the forum of the "Alliance of Civilities" too which
    will take place in Turkey, but he refused going there. Instead,
    he decided to send Nalbandyan there. Probably, Nalbandyan realized
    that responsibility for the most outrageous agreement after the Kars
    one threats him. This is the reason of the rumours that the Armenian
    foreign minister is possible not to leave for Turkey.

    Maybe, the consultations in the foreign ministry between the Armenian
    and Karabakhi foreign ministers were reasoned by the wish to disclaim
    the responsibility. As it is known, the Karabakhi side expressed
    against the continuation of the OSCE Minsk group mission concerning the
    Nagorno-Karabakh issue settlement and is strongly against compromises
    in the Nagorno-Karabakh issue for the sake of the opening of the
    Armenian and Turkish border. Apparently, the Armenian authorities
    decided to put the responsibility for their failure (in the best case)
    on their Karabakhi counterparts.

    At their turn, both the Armenian and the Karabakhi governments decided
    to put the responsibility for the continuation of the negotiations
    in the framework of the "principles of Madrid" on the ...public. The
    mediators say that the society is not ready for it. The mediators,
    most likely, heard this from the presidents themselves. Dwelling on
    the unwillingness of the society Serge Sargsyan solves two problems
    at once: if the public stands for its rights Serge Sargsyan will have
    a good reason to reject the proposed plan, and in case the society
    agrees, so the whole responsibility will fall on people.

    "The normalization of the Armenian and Turkish relations should
    be carried out without preconditions, and we have leaded and
    will go on leading the negotiations in this atmosphere of mutual
    understanding with the Turkish side", Nalbandyan's words were cited
    in the foreign ministry. According to him, the normalization of the
    bilateral relations is not connected with the Nagorno-Karabakh issue
    settlement and "this issue has never been discussed in the frames of
    the regulation of the Armenian and Turkish relations". Will Nalbandyan
    be ready to bear responsibility for his words on April 16 or 17? After
    all, the Turkish president just said that the border will not be open
    on April 16. But he did not say that it cannot be open on April 17.
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