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    AZERBAIJANI PRESS REVIEW: AZERBAIJANI ARMY NEEDS 10 DAYS TO LIBERATE OCCUPIED LANDS

    hetq
    13:57, June 8, 2012

    June 7 (News.az) - Regarding recent clashes on the Armenia-Azerbaijan
    line of contact, the joint chiefs of staff of the armed forces
    of Azerbaijan has stated that the Azerbaijani army is capable of
    liberating the lands through force at any time.

    "It will take our army just 10 days to liberate the occupied lands
    and reach the state borders between Iran and Armenia. The only reason
    that stops us is that we do not want bloodshed and victims".

    June 8 (APA) - Head of the European Union Delegation to Azerbaijan,
    Ambassador Roland Kobia, offered condolences to the families of the
    Azerbaijani servicemen killed during the recent frontline incidents:

    "I also offer condolence to the people of Azerbaijan, because it is
    a deep grief for the whole country. It confirms the importance of
    strengthening confidence-building measures offered by the European
    Union. It is important to take these measures to restore confidence
    between the people and achieve progress in the peaceful settlement
    of the conflict."

    June 8 (APA) - Permanent Mission of Azerbaijan to the UN addressed
    UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon on the latest incidents occurred in
    the contact line of Armenian and Azerbaijani troops, said UN resident
    coordinator in Azerbaijan, Fikret Akchura

    "However we don't know what discussions on this issue are being held
    in New York", Akchura said.

    The UN resident coordinator also commented on the last incident
    occurred in the frontline: "Nobody wants that young people die. The
    painful results of the problem, which has been lasting for 20 years,
    are not only killing of young people in the frontline, at the same time
    refugees and IDPs have suffered from it for 20 years. The UN wants
    the UN Security Council resolutions to be fulfilled. God willing,
    efforts of the OSCE Minsk Group and UN will promote the settlement
    of the conflict."

    June 8 (APA) - "Armenia is directly responsible for the latest tensions
    in the frontline because Armenia's non-constructive position is the
    main factor which prevents the peace and stability in the region and
    delays the negotiation process", head of the political analysis and
    information department of the Presidential Administration of Azerbaijan
    Elnur Aslanov said.

    Aslanov said that recent developments again show that Armenia, unlike
    Azerbaijan, is interested in securing status quo. "

    Answering the question about the possibility of mobilization in
    Azerbaijan due to the latest tensions in the frontline, Aslanov said
    that "Azerbaijan's position is clear. Azerbaijan has the largest army
    in the region and therefore it doesn't need mobilization yet".

    June 8 (Trend) - The situation on the contact line between Armenian
    and Azerbaijani troops remains tense, and the ceasefire is violated
    in all directions, Azerbaijani Defense Ministry said.

    Armenian Armed Forces violated the ceasefire in all directions of the
    front-line from 8:00 am on June 7 to 8:00 am on Friday, the Defense
    Ministry reported.

    Despite the intense fire, Azerbaijan has not suffered any losses and
    attacks were suppressed by return fire.

    June 8 (News.az) - Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Elmar Mammadyarov left
    for Turkey to participate in the trilateral meeting of Azerbaijani,
    Turkish and Georgian foreign ministers in Trabzon.



    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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