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DEPUTY PM: MOVEMENTS OF ARMENIAN TROOPS ON FRONT LINE CONNECTED TO U.S. SECRETARY OF STATE'S VISIT
Trend
June 8 2012
Azerbaijan
The Armenians have become more active on the front line in recent days
coinciding with the visit of U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to
the region, deputy Prime Minister Ali Hasanov told reporters on Friday.
He said the OSCE Minsk Group and other countries have been making calls
to prevent war for the past 20 years, but haven't taken specific steps.
"It is easy to issue a call, but they don't take any steps. In
principle these types of calls of co-chairs and international
organisations can be considered as being positive. The war is not
profitable for either side.
"However, it is those who have made the statements and took part in
the settlement of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, are the same ones
who do not take any steps. Let them at least resolve the conflict and
there wouldn't be any necessity for military operations. If we look
at the problem from this position we will see that their statements
are just empty words.
"That is why the President of Azerbaijan and Supreme Commander
repeatedly stated that if Armenia does not renounce aggression our
armed forces will liberate the occupied territories. This declaration
is in force to this day," Hasanov said.
He said there is no doubt that Armenia is in a quandary now.
"Even patrons now turn their backs on Armenia. We believe that the
key to solving the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict is in the hands of Russia.
This country has finally begun to adhere to an objective position,"
the deputy Prime Minister said.
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Trend, Azerbaijan
June 8 2012
Deputy PM: Movements of Armenian troops on front line connected to
U.S. Secretary of State?s visit
Azerbaijan, Baku, June 8 /Trend E.Mehdiyev/
The Armenians have become more active on the front line in recent days
coinciding with the visit of U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
to the region, deputy Prime Minister Ali Hasanov told reporters on
Friday.
He said the OSCE Minsk Group and other countries have been making
calls to prevent war for the past 20 years, but haven't taken specific
steps.
"It is easy to issue a call, but they don't take any steps. In
principle these types of calls of co-chairs and international
organisations can be considered as being positive. The war is not
profitable for either side.
"However, it is those who have made the statements and took part in
the settlement of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, are the same ones who
do not take any steps. Let them at least resolve the conflict and
there wouldn't be any necessity for military operations. If we look at
the problem from this position we will see that their statements are
just empty words.
"That is why the President of Azerbaijan and Supreme Commander
repeatedly stated that if Armenia does not renounce aggression our
armed forces will liberate the occupied territories. This declaration
is in force to this day," Hasanov said.
He said there is no doubt that Armenia is in a quandary now.
"Even patrons now turn their backs on Armenia. We believe that the key
to solving the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict is in the hands of Russia.
This country has finally begun to adhere to an objective position,"
the deputy Prime Minister said.
From: Baghdasarian
Trend
June 8 2012
Azerbaijan
The Armenians have become more active on the front line in recent days
coinciding with the visit of U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to
the region, deputy Prime Minister Ali Hasanov told reporters on Friday.
He said the OSCE Minsk Group and other countries have been making calls
to prevent war for the past 20 years, but haven't taken specific steps.
"It is easy to issue a call, but they don't take any steps. In
principle these types of calls of co-chairs and international
organisations can be considered as being positive. The war is not
profitable for either side.
"However, it is those who have made the statements and took part in
the settlement of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, are the same ones
who do not take any steps. Let them at least resolve the conflict and
there wouldn't be any necessity for military operations. If we look
at the problem from this position we will see that their statements
are just empty words.
"That is why the President of Azerbaijan and Supreme Commander
repeatedly stated that if Armenia does not renounce aggression our
armed forces will liberate the occupied territories. This declaration
is in force to this day," Hasanov said.
He said there is no doubt that Armenia is in a quandary now.
"Even patrons now turn their backs on Armenia. We believe that the
key to solving the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict is in the hands of Russia.
This country has finally begun to adhere to an objective position,"
the deputy Prime Minister said.
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Trend, Azerbaijan
June 8 2012
Deputy PM: Movements of Armenian troops on front line connected to
U.S. Secretary of State?s visit
Azerbaijan, Baku, June 8 /Trend E.Mehdiyev/
The Armenians have become more active on the front line in recent days
coinciding with the visit of U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
to the region, deputy Prime Minister Ali Hasanov told reporters on
Friday.
He said the OSCE Minsk Group and other countries have been making
calls to prevent war for the past 20 years, but haven't taken specific
steps.
"It is easy to issue a call, but they don't take any steps. In
principle these types of calls of co-chairs and international
organisations can be considered as being positive. The war is not
profitable for either side.
"However, it is those who have made the statements and took part in
the settlement of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, are the same ones who
do not take any steps. Let them at least resolve the conflict and
there wouldn't be any necessity for military operations. If we look at
the problem from this position we will see that their statements are
just empty words.
"That is why the President of Azerbaijan and Supreme Commander
repeatedly stated that if Armenia does not renounce aggression our
armed forces will liberate the occupied territories. This declaration
is in force to this day," Hasanov said.
He said there is no doubt that Armenia is in a quandary now.
"Even patrons now turn their backs on Armenia. We believe that the key
to solving the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict is in the hands of Russia.
This country has finally begun to adhere to an objective position,"
the deputy Prime Minister said.
From: Baghdasarian