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05:01 pm | September 02, 2011
Politics
The 20-year-old independence of the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic was to be
fixed by diplomacy, economic development and formation of democratic
institutions, according to former deputy chairman of Yerkrapah Union
of Volunteers (EKM).
"This could record progress in the talks over the Karabakh conflict
and strengthen Karabakh's position in the international arena,"
Myasnik Malkhasyan told A1+.
"The fact that the NKR yielded its place to Armenia in the talks has
weakened Karabakh's position worldwide. I would like our authorities
to learn lessons from these mistakes and correct them in the future,"
he said.
Freedom fighter Ararat Asryan, Coordinator of "Fraternity of Freedom
Fighters" organization, says pro-government and opposition forces
have fully exhausted themselves both in Armenia and NKR.
"They should be replaced by new figures who have high morals, dignity
and faith. It is time to tear off the masks and unveil their true
colours," he said.
Asryan thinks that NKR independence will not be protected as long as
it is turned into a matter of bargain by some Armenians.
"These are people who ascribe the Artsakh victory to themselves
but they have nothing to do with it. I mean Serzh Sargsyan and Bako
Sahakyan who think that the country's leader should necessarily have
national mentality," said the freedom fighter.
Another Karabakh war veteran, Vahan Ter-Ghazarian, is more optimistic
about Artsakh's independence.
"Both Armenian and NKR authorities are attempting to maintain Artsakh's
independence," he said.
From: A. Papazian
A1+.
05:01 pm | September 02, 2011
Politics
The 20-year-old independence of the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic was to be
fixed by diplomacy, economic development and formation of democratic
institutions, according to former deputy chairman of Yerkrapah Union
of Volunteers (EKM).
"This could record progress in the talks over the Karabakh conflict
and strengthen Karabakh's position in the international arena,"
Myasnik Malkhasyan told A1+.
"The fact that the NKR yielded its place to Armenia in the talks has
weakened Karabakh's position worldwide. I would like our authorities
to learn lessons from these mistakes and correct them in the future,"
he said.
Freedom fighter Ararat Asryan, Coordinator of "Fraternity of Freedom
Fighters" organization, says pro-government and opposition forces
have fully exhausted themselves both in Armenia and NKR.
"They should be replaced by new figures who have high morals, dignity
and faith. It is time to tear off the masks and unveil their true
colours," he said.
Asryan thinks that NKR independence will not be protected as long as
it is turned into a matter of bargain by some Armenians.
"These are people who ascribe the Artsakh victory to themselves
but they have nothing to do with it. I mean Serzh Sargsyan and Bako
Sahakyan who think that the country's leader should necessarily have
national mentality," said the freedom fighter.
Another Karabakh war veteran, Vahan Ter-Ghazarian, is more optimistic
about Artsakh's independence.
"Both Armenian and NKR authorities are attempting to maintain Artsakh's
independence," he said.
From: A. Papazian