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July 30 2011
International community does not contribute to settlement of Karabakh
conflict by addressless statements - Armenian ruling party
July 30, 2011 | 15:11
YEREVAN. - The estimations of Assistant Secretary of Defense for
International Security Affairs of Pentagon Alexander Vershbow on
Nagorno-Karabakh completely reflect the objective reality and state
the fact that not only there was no positive shift after the Kazan
meeting of Armenian and Azerbaijani presidents but there is a
recession, the press secretary of ruling Republican Party of Armenia,
MP Eduard Sharmazanov told Armenian News-NEWS.am.
`Vershbow speaks sensible but he does not indicate which party's guilt
it is. He does not state that it was by virtue of Azerbaijan's that
Kazan meeting was unsuccessful, that the militarism of Baku triggered
on the line of contact. Such non-specific statements cannot possibly
bring any contribution to the settlement of the conflict,' said
Sharmazanov, adding that Armenian president recently reiterated his
commitment to achieve a peaceful solution to the conflict.
Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs of
Pentagon Alexander Vershbow stated earlier that from point of view of
OSCE peace efforts, there has been a step back in Nagorno-Karabakh
peace talks.
According to Vershbow, an attempt to ensure a "breakthrough" in talks
on Karabakh in Kazan was not successful and the "tension along the
contact line between the parties is increasing."
Vershbow stressed that Armenia and Azerbaijan "are still not able to
finalize the Basic Principles of [Karabakh] conflict resolution, and
we remain in unconstructive and dangerous stalemate."
July 30 2011
International community does not contribute to settlement of Karabakh
conflict by addressless statements - Armenian ruling party
July 30, 2011 | 15:11
YEREVAN. - The estimations of Assistant Secretary of Defense for
International Security Affairs of Pentagon Alexander Vershbow on
Nagorno-Karabakh completely reflect the objective reality and state
the fact that not only there was no positive shift after the Kazan
meeting of Armenian and Azerbaijani presidents but there is a
recession, the press secretary of ruling Republican Party of Armenia,
MP Eduard Sharmazanov told Armenian News-NEWS.am.
`Vershbow speaks sensible but he does not indicate which party's guilt
it is. He does not state that it was by virtue of Azerbaijan's that
Kazan meeting was unsuccessful, that the militarism of Baku triggered
on the line of contact. Such non-specific statements cannot possibly
bring any contribution to the settlement of the conflict,' said
Sharmazanov, adding that Armenian president recently reiterated his
commitment to achieve a peaceful solution to the conflict.
Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs of
Pentagon Alexander Vershbow stated earlier that from point of view of
OSCE peace efforts, there has been a step back in Nagorno-Karabakh
peace talks.
According to Vershbow, an attempt to ensure a "breakthrough" in talks
on Karabakh in Kazan was not successful and the "tension along the
contact line between the parties is increasing."
Vershbow stressed that Armenia and Azerbaijan "are still not able to
finalize the Basic Principles of [Karabakh] conflict resolution, and
we remain in unconstructive and dangerous stalemate."