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Armenian FM says Baku only audience for false Azeri statements
December 14, 2012 - 16:15 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - Azerbaijan is the only audience for Baku statements,
Armenian Foreign Minister said.
At a joint news conference with his Polish, Swedish and Bulgarian
counterparts, Radosław Sikorski, Carl Bildt and Nikolay Mladenov in
Yerevan, Edward Nalbandian commented on Baku's accusations, suggesting
Armenia was to blame for non-adoption of a five-sided agreement at
OSCE Foreign Ministers Council meeting in Dublin.
In reply to Azeri accusations, Nalbandian suggested comparing Baku and
Yerevan's statements at the Dublin meeting.
Also, the MF said, this hasn't been the first time for Baku. "Back in
2010, at Almaty meeting, Baku declared the principle of territorial
integrity to be the only one prevailing. Eventually, a 3-sided
agreement was signed instead of a 5-sided one."
"This time in Dublin, Azeri side yet again failed to mention all 3
principles: non-use of force, people's right for self-determination
and territorial integrity," Nalbandian said.
December 14, 2012 - 16:15 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - Azerbaijan is the only audience for Baku statements,
Armenian Foreign Minister said.
At a joint news conference with his Polish, Swedish and Bulgarian
counterparts, Radosław Sikorski, Carl Bildt and Nikolay Mladenov in
Yerevan, Edward Nalbandian commented on Baku's accusations, suggesting
Armenia was to blame for non-adoption of a five-sided agreement at
OSCE Foreign Ministers Council meeting in Dublin.
In reply to Azeri accusations, Nalbandian suggested comparing Baku and
Yerevan's statements at the Dublin meeting.
Also, the MF said, this hasn't been the first time for Baku. "Back in
2010, at Almaty meeting, Baku declared the principle of territorial
integrity to be the only one prevailing. Eventually, a 3-sided
agreement was signed instead of a 5-sided one."
"This time in Dublin, Azeri side yet again failed to mention all 3
principles: non-use of force, people's right for self-determination
and territorial integrity," Nalbandian said.