AZERBAIJANI OFFICIAL: WE SEEK ALTERNATIVE WAYS TO NAGORNO-KARABAKH CONFLICT RESOLUTION
Today
April 16 2010
Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan seeks alternative ways to solve the Nagorno-Karabakh
conflict, Azerbaijani Presidential Administration Socio-Political
Department head Ali Hasanov said.
"Azerbaijan takes adequate steps in search for effective solution of
the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict. Currently, anti-American propaganda
primarily directed against the Congress and the U.S. authorities
supporting Armenian's aggressive policy," Hasanov said.
Hasanov said Azerbaijan has supported the U.S. in its peacekeeping
mission. The country was almost spoiled the relations with Muslim
countries and took the U.S. interests in energy issues into the
account.
"We have repeatedly told the U.S. that they are one of the three
countries addressing the Armenian-Azerbaijani Nagorno-Karabakh
conflict. We called on Armenia to be attentive to the issue
on overcoming the hard situation it is in. In recent times, the
Azerbaijani public, media and parliamentarians have just frustration
in this sense," Hasanov said.
Today
April 16 2010
Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan seeks alternative ways to solve the Nagorno-Karabakh
conflict, Azerbaijani Presidential Administration Socio-Political
Department head Ali Hasanov said.
"Azerbaijan takes adequate steps in search for effective solution of
the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict. Currently, anti-American propaganda
primarily directed against the Congress and the U.S. authorities
supporting Armenian's aggressive policy," Hasanov said.
Hasanov said Azerbaijan has supported the U.S. in its peacekeeping
mission. The country was almost spoiled the relations with Muslim
countries and took the U.S. interests in energy issues into the
account.
"We have repeatedly told the U.S. that they are one of the three
countries addressing the Armenian-Azerbaijani Nagorno-Karabakh
conflict. We called on Armenia to be attentive to the issue
on overcoming the hard situation it is in. In recent times, the
Azerbaijani public, media and parliamentarians have just frustration
in this sense," Hasanov said.