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ARMENIAN LEADERSHIP NOT INTERESTED IN PEACEFUL RESOLUTION OF KARABAKH CONFLICT
news.az
July 14 2011
Azerbaijan
It's time to change the status quo: liberation of occupied Azerbaijani
territories and return of refugees to their homes.
The Armenian leadership is not interested in peaceful settlement of
Armenian-Azerbaijani Nagorno-Karabakh conflict and seeks to maintain
the status quo in this matter.
The statement came from Elnur Aslanov, head of the political
analysis and information department at the Azerbaijani Presidential
Administration, in his interview with Russian Nezavisimaya Qazeta
newspaper.
"This statement is another evidence of Armenia's aspiration to maintain
the status quo. This is in discord not only with statements of the
Minsk Group co-chairs, EU leaders about changing the status quo, but in
general, is contrary to the logic of the negotiation process," he said,
commenting on Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan's statement he made
to Armenian military officers trying to blame the Azerbaijani side for
absence of a positive outcome in negotiations," Aslanov noted. Listen
It is nonsense to call Azerbaijan an invader while 20% of its territory
has been occupied by Armenian armed forces, which is reflected not
only in the four UN Security Council resolutions, but also in documents
adopted by other international organizations, the official added.
"Definitely, the Armenian leadership is not interested in peaceful
resolution of conflict and with such verbal bravado proves once again
its lack of a constructive approach to resolving the conflict. It's
time to change the status quo: liberation of occupied Azerbaijani
territories and return of refugees to their homes. Armenia should
understand that the delay in the negotiation process does not only
deal it political, but also serious economic damage," Aslanov noted.
From: A. Papazian
news.az
July 14 2011
Azerbaijan
It's time to change the status quo: liberation of occupied Azerbaijani
territories and return of refugees to their homes.
The Armenian leadership is not interested in peaceful settlement of
Armenian-Azerbaijani Nagorno-Karabakh conflict and seeks to maintain
the status quo in this matter.
The statement came from Elnur Aslanov, head of the political
analysis and information department at the Azerbaijani Presidential
Administration, in his interview with Russian Nezavisimaya Qazeta
newspaper.
"This statement is another evidence of Armenia's aspiration to maintain
the status quo. This is in discord not only with statements of the
Minsk Group co-chairs, EU leaders about changing the status quo, but in
general, is contrary to the logic of the negotiation process," he said,
commenting on Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan's statement he made
to Armenian military officers trying to blame the Azerbaijani side for
absence of a positive outcome in negotiations," Aslanov noted. Listen
It is nonsense to call Azerbaijan an invader while 20% of its territory
has been occupied by Armenian armed forces, which is reflected not
only in the four UN Security Council resolutions, but also in documents
adopted by other international organizations, the official added.
"Definitely, the Armenian leadership is not interested in peaceful
resolution of conflict and with such verbal bravado proves once again
its lack of a constructive approach to resolving the conflict. It's
time to change the status quo: liberation of occupied Azerbaijani
territories and return of refugees to their homes. Armenia should
understand that the delay in the negotiation process does not only
deal it political, but also serious economic damage," Aslanov noted.
From: A. Papazian