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May 8 2010
Azerbaijan consecutively seeks to cast shadow over OSCE MG: Naira Zohrabyan
18:46 / 05/08/2010Azerbaijani FM Elmar Mammadyarov's back out from
meeting with OSCE MG Co-chairs in Brussels is a regular blackmail,
that aims at exerting pressure on Minsk Group activities, MP and PAP
member Naira Zohrabyan told NEWS.am. She deems that the pressure and
this posture however will not affect Minsk Group this time either.
`Azerbaijan periodically and consecutively seeks to cast shadow over
the Minsk Group efforts voicing incredibility this way or the other.
It uses various techniques to shift Karabakh issue to other
structures' agenda, namely UN and PACE,' Zohrabyan declared, adding
that Azerbaijan's attempts to blame OSCE for impartiality speaks of
unacceptability of the proposed solutions.
`Aliyev's reluctance to attend the informal summit CIS member states
is continuation of same series. Recently, Azerbaijani leadership
responds inadequately to foreign developments and this move is taken
inadequately as well,' she concluded.
S.T.
May 8 2010
Azerbaijan consecutively seeks to cast shadow over OSCE MG: Naira Zohrabyan
18:46 / 05/08/2010Azerbaijani FM Elmar Mammadyarov's back out from
meeting with OSCE MG Co-chairs in Brussels is a regular blackmail,
that aims at exerting pressure on Minsk Group activities, MP and PAP
member Naira Zohrabyan told NEWS.am. She deems that the pressure and
this posture however will not affect Minsk Group this time either.
`Azerbaijan periodically and consecutively seeks to cast shadow over
the Minsk Group efforts voicing incredibility this way or the other.
It uses various techniques to shift Karabakh issue to other
structures' agenda, namely UN and PACE,' Zohrabyan declared, adding
that Azerbaijan's attempts to blame OSCE for impartiality speaks of
unacceptability of the proposed solutions.
`Aliyev's reluctance to attend the informal summit CIS member states
is continuation of same series. Recently, Azerbaijani leadership
responds inadequately to foreign developments and this move is taken
inadequately as well,' she concluded.
S.T.