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US' goal is to keep Karabakh conflict unresolved, says Russian analyst
12:41 - 04.12.11
The goal US pursues in the South Caucuses is keeping the
Nagorno-Karabakh conflict unresolved, prominent Russian journalist,
analyst Maxim Shevchenko has said.
In an interview with the Azerbaijani news agency SalamNews, Shevchenko
said that the reason is that they want to permanently keep Nagorno
Karabakh as a boiling point in the region.
`The Americans' goal is to keep the Karabakh conflict in a dependent
situation by neither returning the territories to Azerbaijan, nor
recognizing them as part of Armenia,' said he.
`Their goal is to permanently keep Karabakh as a boiling point, a
potential source of war, because Karabakh is holding the entire South
Caucasus in tension,' Shevchenko added.
Speaking about Georgia, he said that it is beneficial for US to see a
president in Georgia like Mikheil Saakashvili.
`The Americans' goal is to keep a leader in Georgia such as
Saakashvili who has set the active part of the Georgian elite against
himself,' said he.
According to Shevchenko the Georgian elite has as a result emigrated
and lives by the remittances sent from the US.
Tert.am
12:41 - 04.12.11
The goal US pursues in the South Caucuses is keeping the
Nagorno-Karabakh conflict unresolved, prominent Russian journalist,
analyst Maxim Shevchenko has said.
In an interview with the Azerbaijani news agency SalamNews, Shevchenko
said that the reason is that they want to permanently keep Nagorno
Karabakh as a boiling point in the region.
`The Americans' goal is to keep the Karabakh conflict in a dependent
situation by neither returning the territories to Azerbaijan, nor
recognizing them as part of Armenia,' said he.
`Their goal is to permanently keep Karabakh as a boiling point, a
potential source of war, because Karabakh is holding the entire South
Caucasus in tension,' Shevchenko added.
Speaking about Georgia, he said that it is beneficial for US to see a
president in Georgia like Mikheil Saakashvili.
`The Americans' goal is to keep a leader in Georgia such as
Saakashvili who has set the active part of the Georgian elite against
himself,' said he.
According to Shevchenko the Georgian elite has as a result emigrated
and lives by the remittances sent from the US.
Tert.am