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ILHAM ALIYEV NOT GOING TO STOP MILITARY RHETORIC
ArmInfo
2009-11-18 15:27:00
ArmInfo. "We are in a negotiating process, but we should be ready to
liberate our lands by force at any time," President of Azerbaijan Ilham
Aliyev said when speaking at the official opening of a nine-storey
residential building for IDPs in Baku. The economic situation in
Azerbaijan is improving and "this gap will grow further" with the
passage of time, Aliyev said. Nevertheless, the Azerbaijani authorities
pay considerable attention to strengthening military potential.
He described Armenia's "continuing aggression against Azerbaijan as
an unbearable situation and the greatest injustice and crude violation
of human rights".
"Yet the world community is indifferent to this. Though international
organizations have adopted the relevant resolutions, they are not
executed. In such conditions, these resolutions are senseless.
Unfortunately, the norms of international law are crudely violated
in the world and, as a result, Azerbaijani lands remain occupied for
many years," the president said.
ArmInfo
2009-11-18 15:27:00
ArmInfo. "We are in a negotiating process, but we should be ready to
liberate our lands by force at any time," President of Azerbaijan Ilham
Aliyev said when speaking at the official opening of a nine-storey
residential building for IDPs in Baku. The economic situation in
Azerbaijan is improving and "this gap will grow further" with the
passage of time, Aliyev said. Nevertheless, the Azerbaijani authorities
pay considerable attention to strengthening military potential.
He described Armenia's "continuing aggression against Azerbaijan as
an unbearable situation and the greatest injustice and crude violation
of human rights".
"Yet the world community is indifferent to this. Though international
organizations have adopted the relevant resolutions, they are not
executed. In such conditions, these resolutions are senseless.
Unfortunately, the norms of international law are crudely violated
in the world and, as a result, Azerbaijani lands remain occupied for
many years," the president said.