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    ARMENIA INTENDS TO VOTE AGAINST THE ISSUE OF RECOGNITION OF THE PALESTINIAN STATE

    arminfo
    Friday, September 23, 10:29

    Armenia is going to vote against the issue of recognition of the
    Palestinian state. ArmInfo has been told this by a source close to
    the foreign diplomatic circles.

    Today the UN Security Council will consider the issue of recognition
    of Palestine and hold a voting at the UN General Assembly.

    The source says that in the future Armenia's stance may undergo
    modulation in case the incumbent authorities of Palestine give up the
    radical position on the issue of Nagorno-Karabakh's sovereignty with
    a categorical turn towards supporting Azerbaijan's stance.

    The source recalls that this position has recently been stated in Baku
    by the Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas. Notwithstanding the fact that
    Russia advocates the independence of Palestine very actively and all
    the CIS states support Russia in this matter, Armenia is categorical
    in it stance and will vote against, the source says.

    To remind, Nabil Shaath, a Palestinian negotiator, has recently
    visited Armenia to enlist Armenia's support at the UN General
    Assembly. According to the rumors in the press, Armenia was inclined
    to support the issue of Palestine, however, the Palestinian leader's
    statement in Baku apparently left no chance to Yerevan.

    To note, in a conversation with ArmInfo correspondent in Ramallah in
    2010, Palestinian Prime Minister Salam Fayyad refused pointblank to
    draw any parallel between the sovereignty problems of Palestine and
    Nagorno-Karabakh. To note, Russia was one of the first countries
    to support Mahmoud Abbas' initiative to seek recognition of the
    Palestinian state at the UN unilaterally. According to international
    sources, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov asked the United
    States not to exercise the veto when considering the Palestinians'
    request at the Security Council.

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