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    BAKU FORGETS THAT KARABAKH IS NOT RELATED TO AZERBAIJAN UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW

    PanARMENIAN.Net
    May 17, 2011 - 20:38 AMT

    Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev stated that the Karabakh conflict
    should be solved based on the international law. Azerbaijan's
    "territorial integrity" should be restored, Aliyev told journalists
    after his meeting with President of the Czech Republic Vaclav Klaus.

    He is echoed by Novruz Mammadov, the head of the international
    relations department at the Azerbaijani President's Administration,
    who stated that "Azerbaijan is well aware of the principle of
    territorial integrity."

    According to him, the territorial integrity envisages "Nagorno
    Karabakh's autonomy as part of Azerbaijan's territorial integrity."

    However, Baku misunderstands or to be more precise misinterprets the
    international law. It must have forgotten that after the collapse of
    the Soviet Union, Azerbaijan announced itself as a legal successor of
    the Azerbaijan Democratic Republic, but not of the Azerbaijan Soviet
    Socialist Republic.

    Specifically, Article 2 of the Constitutional Act of the Republic of
    Azerbaijan on independent statehood of the Republic of Azerbaijan
    reads: "The Republic of Azerbaijan is a legal successor of the
    Azerbaijan Republic dating back to the period of May 28,1918-April
    28, 1920."

    Nagorno Karabakh, with 94% of Armenian population, by the decision of
    the Caucasus Bureau was included in the Azerbaijan Soviet Socialist
    Republic in a capacity of autonomy in 1921.

    The historical reality indicates that Karabakh is not anyhow related
    to Azerbaijan, while the international law is completely observed
    and rehabilitated here and now.


    From: Baghdasarian
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