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Sept 11 2010
Azerbaijan's acts of sabotage result of nervous fits
September 11, 2010 | 14:36
The aim of Azerbaijan's acts of sabotage on the line of contact with
the Nagorno-Karabakh armed forces is not a military settlement of the
problem. Rather, the reason is the forthcoming parliamentary elections
in the country. The acts of sabotage reveal Azerbaijan being nervous
as well as its attempts to blackmail the international community,
Alexander Iskandaryan, Director of the Caucasus Institute, told
reporters.
According to him, Azerbaijan's acts of sabotage on the contact line
are no mere coincidence, their aim being to `check' the
Nagorno-Karabakh army's effectiveness and alert. `They did and got
their teeth crushed,' the expert said.
As to the OSCE Minsk Group's nonspecific statements, calling on the
conflicting parties to refrain from violation of ceasefire,
Iskandaryan pointed out that `It is not difficult to understand the
OSCE Minsk Group. They, as mediators, must work with all the
conflicting parties. And, if the co-chairs speak straight from the
shoulder instead of using diplomatic terms, the work will fail,' the
expert said. Commenting on the co-chairs' visit to the region,
Iskandaryan said that they thus wanted to show the process is going
on.
From: A. Papazian
Sept 11 2010
Azerbaijan's acts of sabotage result of nervous fits
September 11, 2010 | 14:36
The aim of Azerbaijan's acts of sabotage on the line of contact with
the Nagorno-Karabakh armed forces is not a military settlement of the
problem. Rather, the reason is the forthcoming parliamentary elections
in the country. The acts of sabotage reveal Azerbaijan being nervous
as well as its attempts to blackmail the international community,
Alexander Iskandaryan, Director of the Caucasus Institute, told
reporters.
According to him, Azerbaijan's acts of sabotage on the contact line
are no mere coincidence, their aim being to `check' the
Nagorno-Karabakh army's effectiveness and alert. `They did and got
their teeth crushed,' the expert said.
As to the OSCE Minsk Group's nonspecific statements, calling on the
conflicting parties to refrain from violation of ceasefire,
Iskandaryan pointed out that `It is not difficult to understand the
OSCE Minsk Group. They, as mediators, must work with all the
conflicting parties. And, if the co-chairs speak straight from the
shoulder instead of using diplomatic terms, the work will fail,' the
expert said. Commenting on the co-chairs' visit to the region,
Iskandaryan said that they thus wanted to show the process is going
on.
From: A. Papazian