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    RUSSIAN ANALYST: ARMENIA WILL WITHDRAW ITS FORCES FROM THE SEVEN OCCUPIED REGIONS

    APA
    Nov 16 2011
    Azerbaijan

    Wednesday, 16 November 2011 17:56 .Interview with Professor Alexey
    Malashenko, member of the Scientific Council of Carnegie Moscow Center,
    famous political analyst

    -What advantages will the non-permanent membership of the UN Security
    Council bring to Azerbaijan and how will it impact on the resolution
    of the Nagorno Karabakh problem?

    -Azerbaijan's election as a non-permanent member of the UN Security
    Council will be a factor differentiating it from the other countries
    of the region.

    The resolution of the Nagorno Karabakh conflict will be inside the
    polygon that includes US, Russia, Turkey and the conflicting parties
    Azerbaijan and Armenia. Therefore, I think this process requires time.

    For the time being, the problem related purely to Nagorno Karabakh
    will not be solved. But I can say that sooner or later the problem of
    the seven regions adjacent to Nagorno Karabakh will be solved. Armenia
    will withdraw its forces from the occupied territories. This is the
    real theme for discussion. Yerevan also understands it well. But
    they have got their own games concerning the seven regions adjacent
    to Nagorno Karabakh. I reiterate that despite all this, the problem
    of seven regions will be solved.

    As regards the Nagorno Karabakh problem, for the moment, I do not see
    the ways of its solution, because there is a question of recognition
    of the status of Nagorno Karabakh. The only way out is the proposal of
    a third formula besides the proposals of the conflicting parties. No
    genius has found this formula yet. In general, the world is full of
    unresolved conflicts, such as Middle East - Israel and Palestine,
    Abkhazia, Nagorno Karabakh. Some consider that the most important
    thing is the resolution of the conflicts. But the resolution of the
    conflict does not mean everything, the main thing is to control the
    situation and the sides. There is no war in Nagorno Karabakh now. I
    think, there will be no war, otherwise, it will be tragic for both
    sides. Therefore, work should be continued to prevent war and maintain
    control on the sides. Otherwise, the process of resolution will return
    to the beginning and it will be a precedent in the history.

    - During their last visit to the region, the OSCE Minsk Group co-chairs
    spoke in Baku and Yerevan about the new approaches to the settlement
    of the Nagorno Karabakh conflict. They made some proposals for
    strengthening confidence atmosphere. What can these proposals consist?

    - According to its mandate, the OSCE Minsk Group must continue
    its efforts for the settlement of the conflict. They hold regular
    meetings in the region. They must make real proposals and discuss
    the real issues.

    - Is it possible to solve the conflict through the public diplomacy?

    - I don't know what is the public diplomacy because the diplomacy can
    not be the people's or anti-people. Currently the negotiations replaced
    the war. Everyone knows that the conflict is outside the framework of
    the sides. For example, there is a reaction by Turkey. It is not clear
    what it will do. It can be seen in the developments in the Middle
    East. Besides Russia, West and US have their changing interests in
    Azerbaijan and Armenia. The best case is that there is no country,
    which supports the war between the sides from outside. For example,
    there are some forces desiring for war in the Palestinian conflict. But
    despite the military rhetoric and military parades on both sides, there
    are no forces desiring for war here. I don't know a president, who
    makes unilateral concessions or moves seen like unilateral concession.



    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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