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HILLARY CLINTON CALLS AZERBAIJAN AND ARMENIA TO WITHDRAW SNIPERS FROM CONTACT LINE
APA
April 5 2012
Azerbaijan
Baku. Victoria Dementieva - APA. "We regret any loss of life
and continue to call upon the sides to take steps - including the
withdrawal of snipers - to improve the atmosphere for negotiations,
prevent unnecessary casualties, and strengthen implementation of the
ceasefire", said US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton answering the
questions by Representative Howard Berman, APA reports quoting the
website of the Armenian National Committee of America.
Clinton noted that as a Co-Chair of the OSCE Minsk Group, the
United States remains deeply committed to helping the sides in the
Nagorno-Karabakh conflict reach a lasting and peaceful settlement.
"The U.S. has emphasized that the parties should show restraint in both
their public statements and on the ground to avoid misunderstandings
and unintended consequences We reiterate at every opportunity that
there is no military solution to the conflict and that only a peaceful
settlement will lead to security, stability, and reconciliation in
the region".
APA
April 5 2012
Azerbaijan
Baku. Victoria Dementieva - APA. "We regret any loss of life
and continue to call upon the sides to take steps - including the
withdrawal of snipers - to improve the atmosphere for negotiations,
prevent unnecessary casualties, and strengthen implementation of the
ceasefire", said US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton answering the
questions by Representative Howard Berman, APA reports quoting the
website of the Armenian National Committee of America.
Clinton noted that as a Co-Chair of the OSCE Minsk Group, the
United States remains deeply committed to helping the sides in the
Nagorno-Karabakh conflict reach a lasting and peaceful settlement.
"The U.S. has emphasized that the parties should show restraint in both
their public statements and on the ground to avoid misunderstandings
and unintended consequences We reiterate at every opportunity that
there is no military solution to the conflict and that only a peaceful
settlement will lead to security, stability, and reconciliation in
the region".