TBILISI CONCERNED WITH ESCALATION OF ARMENIAN-AZERBAIJANI CONFLICT
Azerbaijan Business Center
June 11 2012
Baku, Fineko/abc.az. The official Tbilisi is concerned with escalation
of situation in the zone of Armenian-Azerbaijani Nagorno Garabagh
conflict.
Today at the briefing in Tbilisi Deputy Foreign Minister of Georgia
Nino Kalandadze has reported that escalation of the situation at
the confrontation line between Armenia and Azerbaijan causes safety
problem for the entire region.
At that she sorted out the meeting of Foreign Ministers of Azerbaijan,
Georgia and Turkey on 8 June from this problematic.
" This meeting ad nothing to do with Armenia, as it concerned
specifically economic issues. Along with this we attentively watch
the situation at the confrontation line. This matter is very delicate
and causes problems for safety in the region ",- N. Kalandadze said.
Despite the European Union's appeals for restraint , last weekend
Armenia , which occupied 20% of Azerbaijan's territory, kept on firing
on Azerbaijani positions at almost entire front line.
Azerbaijan Business Center
June 11 2012
Baku, Fineko/abc.az. The official Tbilisi is concerned with escalation
of situation in the zone of Armenian-Azerbaijani Nagorno Garabagh
conflict.
Today at the briefing in Tbilisi Deputy Foreign Minister of Georgia
Nino Kalandadze has reported that escalation of the situation at
the confrontation line between Armenia and Azerbaijan causes safety
problem for the entire region.
At that she sorted out the meeting of Foreign Ministers of Azerbaijan,
Georgia and Turkey on 8 June from this problematic.
" This meeting ad nothing to do with Armenia, as it concerned
specifically economic issues. Along with this we attentively watch
the situation at the confrontation line. This matter is very delicate
and causes problems for safety in the region ",- N. Kalandadze said.
Despite the European Union's appeals for restraint , last weekend
Armenia , which occupied 20% of Azerbaijan's territory, kept on firing
on Azerbaijani positions at almost entire front line.