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K. AVAGYAN: AZERBAIJAN'S INSIDIOUS POLICY LEAVES CASUALTIES
Panorama.am
24/02/2012
"Azerbaijan continues its insidious policy leaving casualties as an
aftermath," Karen Avagyan, head of NATO PA Armenian delegation, told
Panorama.am remarking on a casualty registered on February 23 as an
Armenian armed forces soldier was shot dead by an Azerbaijani sniper.
OSCE and UN Secretary General Ban ki Moon called on the parties to
withdraw snipers from the front line. Armenian side has repeatedly
declared it was supporting the initiative. While the Azerbaijani
side maintains a position that withdrawal of snipers doesn't meet
any problem. According to Azerbaijani "Doctrina" organization eight
Azerbaijani soldiers were killed in 2011, though informal data refer
to several dozens of casualties.
The MP has underlined it's obvious why Azerbaijan refuses the
withdrawal of snipers.
"Azerbaijan creates obstacles for the negotiating process and proves
another time that is not committed to agreements reached beforehand,"
he said.
Armenian Armed Forces soldier Albert Armenaki Adibekyan was shot dead
on Thursday at 13:50 by an Azerbaijani sniper in a military position
located near Chinari village.
Panorama.am
24/02/2012
"Azerbaijan continues its insidious policy leaving casualties as an
aftermath," Karen Avagyan, head of NATO PA Armenian delegation, told
Panorama.am remarking on a casualty registered on February 23 as an
Armenian armed forces soldier was shot dead by an Azerbaijani sniper.
OSCE and UN Secretary General Ban ki Moon called on the parties to
withdraw snipers from the front line. Armenian side has repeatedly
declared it was supporting the initiative. While the Azerbaijani
side maintains a position that withdrawal of snipers doesn't meet
any problem. According to Azerbaijani "Doctrina" organization eight
Azerbaijani soldiers were killed in 2011, though informal data refer
to several dozens of casualties.
The MP has underlined it's obvious why Azerbaijan refuses the
withdrawal of snipers.
"Azerbaijan creates obstacles for the negotiating process and proves
another time that is not committed to agreements reached beforehand,"
he said.
Armenian Armed Forces soldier Albert Armenaki Adibekyan was shot dead
on Thursday at 13:50 by an Azerbaijani sniper in a military position
located near Chinari village.