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LE MOND: NKR STATUS IS A KNOT IMPOSSIBLE TO UNRAVEL
PanARMENIAN.Net
29.04.2009 20:47 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ South Caucasus, a permanent point of intrusion in
past, was turned into foreign policy laboratory for adjacent countries:
Russia, Turkey and Iran, Le Mond French daily reported. "Apr. 22
agreement, route map between Armenia and Turkey served as a proof
of situation change. Despite numerous insurmountable differences,
significant improvement between the countries has been registered,"
newspaper observer Mari Jhego noted.
The thaw in Russian - Turkish relations dissatisfies Azerbaijan, as
back in 1993 Ankara broke ties with Armenia as a sign of solidarity
with Azerbaijan.
"Enclave status is a knot impossible to unravel. Azeri are protecting
their territorial integrity, NKR Armenians are asserting their right
for self determination. Settlement of this latent conflict could
change situation in the region. Russia, that has no opportunity
to supply their military bases after August conflict in Georgia,
is also interested in conflict settlement," Le Mond stated.
PanARMENIAN.Net
29.04.2009 20:47 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ South Caucasus, a permanent point of intrusion in
past, was turned into foreign policy laboratory for adjacent countries:
Russia, Turkey and Iran, Le Mond French daily reported. "Apr. 22
agreement, route map between Armenia and Turkey served as a proof
of situation change. Despite numerous insurmountable differences,
significant improvement between the countries has been registered,"
newspaper observer Mari Jhego noted.
The thaw in Russian - Turkish relations dissatisfies Azerbaijan, as
back in 1993 Ankara broke ties with Armenia as a sign of solidarity
with Azerbaijan.
"Enclave status is a knot impossible to unravel. Azeri are protecting
their territorial integrity, NKR Armenians are asserting their right
for self determination. Settlement of this latent conflict could
change situation in the region. Russia, that has no opportunity
to supply their military bases after August conflict in Georgia,
is also interested in conflict settlement," Le Mond stated.