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    AZERBAIJAN'S STATEMENTS AIMED AT ENTIRE WORLD: NAGORNO-KARABAKH LEADER

    epress.am
    07.06.2011

    Azerbaijan's bellicose statements and threats are not only aimed
    at the security of Artsakh (the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic) or the
    Armenian side, but also terrorist in nature and should concern the
    entire civilized world, said president of the de-facto republic Bako
    Sahakyan, speaking to RFE/RL's Armenian service.

    "We are carrying out serious work, so as to avoid possible military
    action. I consider that this conflict is not only limited by the
    interests of Azerbaijan, Artsakh and Armenia. Today's civilized world
    has its demands particularly in our region. I view our activities not
    in this extreme policy, but on the contrary, we must do everything
    to reduce the existing tension and try to approach clarifying our
    relations by exercising other tools more," said Sahakyan.

    As for the Madrid Principles, according to the NKR leader, Armenia's
    leadership has repeatedly stated that these and the other principles
    are a basis on which to negotiate.

    "Consequently, we too welcome any proposal which is grounds for
    negotiation. And we find that the document today, if it provides
    the opportunity for dialogue, cannot be refused by us. If a document
    has been proposed by the Minsk Group co-chairs, today the talk is of
    the Madrid document, which allows for negotiation, that doesn't yet
    mean agreement by the [conflicting] parties. And the RA leadership
    has repeatedly stated that the talk is about a document around which
    negotiations are taking place. And if tomorrow that will be this and
    the other document, which will make it possible for Artsakh to also
    negotiate, we, of course, will welcome it. Because a document doesn't
    yet mean an ultimatum," he said.

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