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Nothing new should be expected from meeting of Armenian and
Azerbaijani FMs - expert
news.am
June 09, 2012 | 21:30
YEREVAN. - U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's visit to the
South Caucasus region did not contribute to the settling of the
Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, political scientist, expert at the
Institute of CIS countries Mikhail Alexandrov told Armenian
News-NEWS.am. According to him, Clinton's visit would not contribute
to the settlement of the conflict in any case as the West continues to
hold a pro-Azerbaijani disposition.
`The USA did not condemn the recent Azerbaijani attacks on Armenian
posts, they kept silent during the last couple years when Azerbaijan
constantly violated the cease-fire regime and today they are operating
with the same spirit. Clinton's visit was dictated by the U.S.
interests concerning Iran,' Alexandrov mentioned adding that the USA
is trying to force Armenia into an anti-Iranian alliance without doing
anything in return.
According to the expert, Washington is conducting the same policy
towards Azerbaijan.
Talking about Russia's disposition, Alexandrov announced that even
though Moscow did not officially condemn the latest events on the
Armenian - Azerbaijani borderline, but during every three-sided
meeting Dmitry Medvedev forced Aliev to sign a document on not using
arms.
Commenting on Hillary Clinton's announcement that the sides of the
Karabakh conflict will be proposed new approaches, the expert
expressed skeptic opinions.
`The upcoming meeting of Armenian and Azerbaijani FMs in Paris and the
negotiations on new approaches is just an attempt to calm down
Azerbaijan's aggression and to reduce the growing tension and prevent
the escalation of the conflict. Nothing new will be said,' the expert
said adding that no solution of the conflict should be expected from
this meeting as the conflict is impossible to settle.
Azerbaijani FMs - expert
news.am
June 09, 2012 | 21:30
YEREVAN. - U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's visit to the
South Caucasus region did not contribute to the settling of the
Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, political scientist, expert at the
Institute of CIS countries Mikhail Alexandrov told Armenian
News-NEWS.am. According to him, Clinton's visit would not contribute
to the settlement of the conflict in any case as the West continues to
hold a pro-Azerbaijani disposition.
`The USA did not condemn the recent Azerbaijani attacks on Armenian
posts, they kept silent during the last couple years when Azerbaijan
constantly violated the cease-fire regime and today they are operating
with the same spirit. Clinton's visit was dictated by the U.S.
interests concerning Iran,' Alexandrov mentioned adding that the USA
is trying to force Armenia into an anti-Iranian alliance without doing
anything in return.
According to the expert, Washington is conducting the same policy
towards Azerbaijan.
Talking about Russia's disposition, Alexandrov announced that even
though Moscow did not officially condemn the latest events on the
Armenian - Azerbaijani borderline, but during every three-sided
meeting Dmitry Medvedev forced Aliev to sign a document on not using
arms.
Commenting on Hillary Clinton's announcement that the sides of the
Karabakh conflict will be proposed new approaches, the expert
expressed skeptic opinions.
`The upcoming meeting of Armenian and Azerbaijani FMs in Paris and the
negotiations on new approaches is just an attempt to calm down
Azerbaijan's aggression and to reduce the growing tension and prevent
the escalation of the conflict. Nothing new will be said,' the expert
said adding that no solution of the conflict should be expected from
this meeting as the conflict is impossible to settle.