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ARMENIAN POLITICAL ANALYST: "ALIYEV PERSONALLY ORDERED RECENT MILITARY INCURSIONS AGAINST ARMENIA"
hetq
14:59, June 5, 2012
The head of Political Science Association of Armenia Hayk Kotanjyan
has forwarded the following statement to US Secretary of State Hillary
Clinton and the OSCE Minsk Group co-chairs:
Military Provocation Synchronized with the Visit of the US Secretary
Clinton
In its statement issued in May 2012, Political Science Association
of Armenia drew the attention of the international community to the
fact that an official from the office of the Azerbaijani President
performing the order of the head of the state issued a statement that
meant the territorial claim to the Republic of Armenia synchronized
with the arrival to Baku on May 11, 2012 the OSCE Minsk Group Co-Chairs
from Russia, the US and France.
Given the fact of the total control exercised by Ilham Aliyev's regime
over the state and public institutions in Azerbaijan no one can doubt
that the given provocation was ordered by none other than President
Aliyev himself.
Yesterday - on the very day of the US Secretary of State's arrival -
a raiding party Ïf Azerbaijan's Armed Forces in accordance with the
order of Ilham Aliyev killed three Armenian military performing their
duty in the territory of the Republic of Armenia.
Under the condition of the arms race uncontrolled by the international
community in the Karabakh conflict zone, the treacherous killing of
the Armenian citizens in the territory of the Republic of Armenia
synchronized with the visit of one of the highest officials of the
US (Minsk group Co-Chair state) to the South Caucasus is a cynical
challenge to peace and stability in the South Caucasus and surrounding
region.
Political Science Association of Armenia calls upon the Honorable
Minsk Group Co-Chair States to condemn in possible strongest terms the
provocative actions of Azerbaijan and exert pressure on Aliev's regime
demanding an unconditional implementation of the all international
obligations concerning preservation of cease-fire regime on the Line
of Contact.
From: A. Papazian
hetq
14:59, June 5, 2012
The head of Political Science Association of Armenia Hayk Kotanjyan
has forwarded the following statement to US Secretary of State Hillary
Clinton and the OSCE Minsk Group co-chairs:
Military Provocation Synchronized with the Visit of the US Secretary
Clinton
In its statement issued in May 2012, Political Science Association
of Armenia drew the attention of the international community to the
fact that an official from the office of the Azerbaijani President
performing the order of the head of the state issued a statement that
meant the territorial claim to the Republic of Armenia synchronized
with the arrival to Baku on May 11, 2012 the OSCE Minsk Group Co-Chairs
from Russia, the US and France.
Given the fact of the total control exercised by Ilham Aliyev's regime
over the state and public institutions in Azerbaijan no one can doubt
that the given provocation was ordered by none other than President
Aliyev himself.
Yesterday - on the very day of the US Secretary of State's arrival -
a raiding party Ïf Azerbaijan's Armed Forces in accordance with the
order of Ilham Aliyev killed three Armenian military performing their
duty in the territory of the Republic of Armenia.
Under the condition of the arms race uncontrolled by the international
community in the Karabakh conflict zone, the treacherous killing of
the Armenian citizens in the territory of the Republic of Armenia
synchronized with the visit of one of the highest officials of the
US (Minsk group Co-Chair state) to the South Caucasus is a cynical
challenge to peace and stability in the South Caucasus and surrounding
region.
Political Science Association of Armenia calls upon the Honorable
Minsk Group Co-Chair States to condemn in possible strongest terms the
provocative actions of Azerbaijan and exert pressure on Aliev's regime
demanding an unconditional implementation of the all international
obligations concerning preservation of cease-fire regime on the Line
of Contact.
From: A. Papazian