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AZERBAIJAN HAS NO SHARED VISION ON THE WAYS TO RESOLVE THE KARABAKH CONFLICT
arminfo
Wednesday, May 23, 15:53
"Karabakh: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow" was the theme of the 11th
Scientific Conference held on Tuesday in the International Press
Center at the initiative of the Karabakh Liberation Organization
(KLO), Azerbaijani media report.
According to the head of the KLO, Akif Nagi, the aim of the conference
is to explore ways to liberate "the occupied Azerbaijani territories."
Participants proposed three scenarios for a solution to the problem.
The first scenario provides for the strengthening of the interest of
the Russian Federation in the settlement of the conflict in the case
of the alleged war between the West against Iran.
According to the second scenario, democracy will be established in
Azerbaijan, and Baku will solve the problem by winning the sympathy
of the international community. Finally, Karabakh can be released
thanks to the internal resources of Azerbaijan.
Supporters of a military solution to the problem believe that
Azerbaijan should not rely on any international forces, and it is
enough to start war based on the alliance with Turkey. Supporters of
this way believe that by this Azerbaijan will put the international
community first.
The conference participants did not come to a consensus. Most believe
that Russia, in any case, will not take into account the interests
of Azerbaijan. Today's Russia in the name of its own interests,
can contribute to the separation of Nagorno-Karabakh from Azerbaijan.
As for the strengthening of democratic principles and attraction of
world attention to Azerbaijan, it does not guarantee restoration of the
territorial integrity of Azerbaijan, because international centers of
power often use double standards. To start war means to put the country
under attack. As a result, it was noted that there is not a single view
or opinion about the Karabakh conflict in society. For this reason,
it is necessary to hold public hearings in order to find solutions to
problems involving the authorities, political forces and civil society.
From: Baghdasarian
arminfo
Wednesday, May 23, 15:53
"Karabakh: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow" was the theme of the 11th
Scientific Conference held on Tuesday in the International Press
Center at the initiative of the Karabakh Liberation Organization
(KLO), Azerbaijani media report.
According to the head of the KLO, Akif Nagi, the aim of the conference
is to explore ways to liberate "the occupied Azerbaijani territories."
Participants proposed three scenarios for a solution to the problem.
The first scenario provides for the strengthening of the interest of
the Russian Federation in the settlement of the conflict in the case
of the alleged war between the West against Iran.
According to the second scenario, democracy will be established in
Azerbaijan, and Baku will solve the problem by winning the sympathy
of the international community. Finally, Karabakh can be released
thanks to the internal resources of Azerbaijan.
Supporters of a military solution to the problem believe that
Azerbaijan should not rely on any international forces, and it is
enough to start war based on the alliance with Turkey. Supporters of
this way believe that by this Azerbaijan will put the international
community first.
The conference participants did not come to a consensus. Most believe
that Russia, in any case, will not take into account the interests
of Azerbaijan. Today's Russia in the name of its own interests,
can contribute to the separation of Nagorno-Karabakh from Azerbaijan.
As for the strengthening of democratic principles and attraction of
world attention to Azerbaijan, it does not guarantee restoration of the
territorial integrity of Azerbaijan, because international centers of
power often use double standards. To start war means to put the country
under attack. As a result, it was noted that there is not a single view
or opinion about the Karabakh conflict in society. For this reason,
it is necessary to hold public hearings in order to find solutions to
problems involving the authorities, political forces and civil society.
From: Baghdasarian