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DAVID BABAYAN: AXE-MURDERER SAFAROV'S CASE MADE YEAR 2012 ONE OF MOST UNSUCCESSFUL YEARS FOR KARABAKH SETTLEMENT
http://www.panorama.am/en/politics/2012/12/11/d-babayan/
17:43 11/12/2012 " TOPIC OF THE DAY
2012 was one of the most unsuccessful years for Karabakh settlement
and the main reason behind it is Baku's policy, particularly making
hero out of axe-murderer Ramil Safarov and processes related to it,
Artsakh President's spokesman David Babayan told Panorama.am, while
commenting on the 19th OSCE Ministerial Council meeting held recently
in Dublin.
According to him, despite the international community's calls for
Azerbaijan to revise its position, Azerbaijan keeps its fascist policy
and is not ready for a compromise.
"The Co-Chair countries try to take actions to prevent additional
tension in the region. But it is impossible to restrain Azerbaijan
in this way," said the spokesman.
Establishing the ineffectiveness of restraining moves against
Azerbaijan, Mr Babayan stressed that it is time for the international
community to take more radical measures.
From: A. Papazian
http://www.panorama.am/en/politics/2012/12/11/d-babayan/
17:43 11/12/2012 " TOPIC OF THE DAY
2012 was one of the most unsuccessful years for Karabakh settlement
and the main reason behind it is Baku's policy, particularly making
hero out of axe-murderer Ramil Safarov and processes related to it,
Artsakh President's spokesman David Babayan told Panorama.am, while
commenting on the 19th OSCE Ministerial Council meeting held recently
in Dublin.
According to him, despite the international community's calls for
Azerbaijan to revise its position, Azerbaijan keeps its fascist policy
and is not ready for a compromise.
"The Co-Chair countries try to take actions to prevent additional
tension in the region. But it is impossible to restrain Azerbaijan
in this way," said the spokesman.
Establishing the ineffectiveness of restraining moves against
Azerbaijan, Mr Babayan stressed that it is time for the international
community to take more radical measures.
From: A. Papazian