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    ARMENIAN DIPLOMAT URGES AZERBAIJAN TO REFRAIN FROM SPECULATIONS

    Tert.am
    24.02.12

    Armenian Ambassador to the United Nations Karen Nazaryan has called
    upon the Azerbaijani authorities to refrain from undue speculations
    in the current efforts towards settling the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.

    Speaking at the UN Security Council's recent discussion, Women, Peace
    and Security, the diplomat said that instead of resorting to dirty
    policies, Azerbaijani authorities would better focus on the Minsk
    Group-mediated peace settlement process and take measures towards
    the implementation of the agreements signed at the recent trilateral
    presidential-level meetings.

    Addressing the key topic on the agenda - violence against women and
    girls during conflicts - Nazaryan called for taking action towards
    resolving such crimes and holding those guilty accountable to avoid
    new victims in future. In that context, he stressed the importance
    of launching fundamental institutional reforms and raising public
    awareness.

    "In just a few days, we will be commemorating the innocent victims
    of Sumgayit, who were killed and subjected to violence just because
    they were Armenians," he said.

    As for the Azerbaijani representative's statement on the Khojalu
    massacres, the ambassador considered his remarks pointless, noting
    that the issues in the discussion agenda concerned only the violence
    and atrocities committed during conflicts.

    Nazaryan added that Azerbaijan continues breaching the Security
    Council resolutions calling for adherence to the OSCE Minsk Group
    format. He noted that Azerbaijan's refusal to negotiate with the
    elected authorities of the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic (NKR) is the
    main obstacle to the conflict settlement efforts.

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