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KARABAKH COMFORTABLE WITH AZERBAIJAN'S BEHAVIOR
PanARMENIAN.Net
20.10.2009 17:59 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ "The intention of the Azerbaijani Parliament to
discuss the Armenian-Turkish Protocols is rather expected event,
because Baku connected the Karabakh conflict with the Armenian-Turkish
relations," political scientist David Babayan told in an interview
to a PanARMENIAN.Net reporter.
According to him, Karabakh is comfortable about that issue. David
Babayan also mentioned that Azerbaijan will try to hinder the process
of ratification of the Protocols, and expresses its dissatisfaction
over the matter, making some steps against Turkey: the removal of
Turkish flags, raising gas tariffs. He stated, that Armenia implements
a wise policy in the normalization of Armenian-Turkish relations.
Mr. Babayan also noted that the idea of statehood in Armenia is divided
into two parts: political and historical-psychological. "For the first
time these two vectors are crossing, and we must choose the one that
will meet our interests," the political scientist said.
PanARMENIAN.Net
20.10.2009 17:59 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ "The intention of the Azerbaijani Parliament to
discuss the Armenian-Turkish Protocols is rather expected event,
because Baku connected the Karabakh conflict with the Armenian-Turkish
relations," political scientist David Babayan told in an interview
to a PanARMENIAN.Net reporter.
According to him, Karabakh is comfortable about that issue. David
Babayan also mentioned that Azerbaijan will try to hinder the process
of ratification of the Protocols, and expresses its dissatisfaction
over the matter, making some steps against Turkey: the removal of
Turkish flags, raising gas tariffs. He stated, that Armenia implements
a wise policy in the normalization of Armenian-Turkish relations.
Mr. Babayan also noted that the idea of statehood in Armenia is divided
into two parts: political and historical-psychological. "For the first
time these two vectors are crossing, and we must choose the one that
will meet our interests," the political scientist said.