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    STEPAN SAFARIAN: TODAY INTERNATIONAL STRUCTURES ARE INCLINED TO MEET AZERBAIJAN'S STRIVINGS

    Noyan Tapan
    Nov 4, 2009

    YEREVAN, NOVEMBER 4, NOYAN TAPAN. Unless the international community
    meets Azerbaijan's strivings in the issue of Nagorno Karabakh
    settlement, Azerbaijan threatens to resume the war. RA NA Zharangutiun
    (Heritage) faction head Stepan Safarian expressed such an opinion at
    a November 4 press conference. In his words, today the international
    structures are inclined to meet Azerbaijan's strivings. According
    to S. Safarian, evidence of it is the statement of EU Special
    Representative for the South Caucasus Peter Semneby that the issue
    of Nagorno Karabakh status should be left for indefinite future.

    According to deputy's observation, putting the Armenian side before the
    alternative "war or compromises" they incite us to make concessions.

    Touching upon the Armenian-Turkish protocols S. Safarian said that by
    their signing the Armenian authorities gave Turkey a possibility to
    become an OSCE Minsk Group member and to have influence on the Nagorno
    Karabakh settlement. And in general, as the Zharangutiun representative
    stressed, the situation formed after the signing of the protocols is
    deadlock. In his words, the reason is that Turkey always strives for
    linking the normalization of relations with Armenia with the Nagorno
    Karabakh problem.

    According to S. Safarian, Armenia's wish at the current stage is quick
    ratification of the protocols for Turkey not to continue linking
    them with the Nagorno Karabakh settlement. And Turkey is afraid of
    adoption of the Armenian Genocide Resolution in the U.S. Senate. "On
    the one hand, Turkey will try to avoid the prospect of recognition
    of the Genocide in the U.S., on the other hand, will try not to lose
    Azerbaijan's confidence," S. Safarian predicted.
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