AZERBAIJAN'S WAR RHETORIC CAN LEAD TO RESUMPTION OF HOSTILITIES IN KARABAKH
NEWS.am
September 30, 2010 | 17:37
Azerbaijan's war rhetoric can lead to resumption of hostilities in
the Karabakh conflict zone, the head of European Integration NGO
Karen Bekaryan said, delivering a speech at "Security Problems and
Information Cooperation in the South Caucasus" conference in Yerevan.
According to him, speaking of certain aspects of the resolution of
the Karabakh conflict, international community should think of their
expediency and thoroughly analyze the proposals. For instance, raising
the issue on the return of Azerbaijani refugees to their houses, no
one can guarantee that the refugees, but not criminals will return,
he noted. In this case, measures aimed to overcome the conflict
consequences can lead to a new conflict. As to the return of the
territories controlled by the Armenian side, international community
forgets that once these territories may become a good foothold to
fire at Nagorno-Karabakh.
Speaking of Azerbaijan's aspiration to shift the Karabakh peace
process to a new format (from OSCE Minsk Group), expert noted that this
initiative may lead to involvement of not experienced organizations.
From: A. Papazian
NEWS.am
September 30, 2010 | 17:37
Azerbaijan's war rhetoric can lead to resumption of hostilities in
the Karabakh conflict zone, the head of European Integration NGO
Karen Bekaryan said, delivering a speech at "Security Problems and
Information Cooperation in the South Caucasus" conference in Yerevan.
According to him, speaking of certain aspects of the resolution of
the Karabakh conflict, international community should think of their
expediency and thoroughly analyze the proposals. For instance, raising
the issue on the return of Azerbaijani refugees to their houses, no
one can guarantee that the refugees, but not criminals will return,
he noted. In this case, measures aimed to overcome the conflict
consequences can lead to a new conflict. As to the return of the
territories controlled by the Armenian side, international community
forgets that once these territories may become a good foothold to
fire at Nagorno-Karabakh.
Speaking of Azerbaijan's aspiration to shift the Karabakh peace
process to a new format (from OSCE Minsk Group), expert noted that this
initiative may lead to involvement of not experienced organizations.
From: A. Papazian