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    'NATO SUMMIT DECLARATION MEANS OF PRESSURE ON ARMENIA'

    news.az
    Nov 26 2010
    Azerbaijan

    Presidential official Novruz Mammadov stressed the importance to
    support the territorial integrity of Azerbaijan by NATO.

    'The NATO summit in Lisbon is a very important international event
    since today NATO is one of the strongest military and political
    structures on the plant, uniting such a superpower as the United
    States and the leading European countries.

    The declaration adopted on this summit on the support to the
    territorial integrity of Azerbaijan is naturally the success of our
    country', chief of department for international relations of the
    presidential administration Novruz Mammadov told the website of the
    ruling New Azerbaijan party.

    He said, on the one hand, the summit declaration is the success
    of Azerbaijani diplomacy and on the other hand, it is the means of
    pressure on Armenia.

    'The adopted declaration is also the success of the activity of our
    president who attaches a great importance to the peaceful resolution
    of the Karabakh conflict within the framework of the territorial
    integrity of our country through negotiations and this position of
    NATO is a logical result of the policy of our president and the state',
    Mammadov said.

    Mammadov said the foreign policy of the country is the sphere where
    the results of any step cannot be seen in short terms.

    'They can be seen in 3,5,10 and sometimes even 20 years. Therefore,
    the wrong steps of Armenia will be obvious in some time', he said.

    According to Mammadov, the Armenian leadership and Armenian people
    should realize that they lived at Azerbaijan's expense in the USSR
    period.




    From: A. Papazian
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