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    Almost Bluntly

    Igor Muradyan

    Story from Lragir.am News:
    http://www.lragir.am/engsrc/politics27541.html

    Published: 16:29:15 - 28/09/2012


    Despite ambiguous public statements and perhaps in the result of this
    ambiguity, the political leadership of Armenia, realizing the
    catastrophe of the foreign policy, has actually made it clear, first
    of all, for itself, that it won't participate in the Minsk
    Group-mediated negotiations.

    The Americans and Europeans confirmed this too who are interested in
    disorganization of the regional policy of Turkey and Russia, as well
    as in the blockade of Turkey and Azerbaijan in the geopolitical sense,
    hence strengthening control on them.

    The Minsk Group is a disputable foreign political resource for Russia
    which will re-direct its initiatives quite rapidly and make new
    efforts to compensate the weakening of its foothold due to the
    liquidation of the Minsk Group. The U.S. and France will make attempts
    to review the political ideology of the Minsk Group setting new aims
    and tasks. This means a flawed policy of `settlement' will be replaced
    by the task of achieving controlled security from the point of view of
    the interests of the Western community.

    Russia will either have to enter into a tough fight on the `Karabakh
    issue', which is hardly possible, or to adjust itself to the new
    situation.

    We should not rule out that the current political leadership of
    Armenia has different opinions and positions on the continuation of
    negotiations. But those whose actions determine the future of the
    state understand that no matter how `complementary' and `friendly' the
    foreign support on the declarative readiness of Armenia to continue
    negotiations is, it is so artificial and clear that real negotiations
    will end up in a catastrophe not only for the country but also the
    team.

    These positions and opinions can't be ignored for a long time. The
    Armenian society, or rather the marionettes and hirelings, continue to
    promote the Minsk Group backed by Russia. It is hard to have a more
    harmful and destructive position. At the same time, the differences
    and boundaries of interests of rival political groups and companies
    are completely erased.

    One must be pathologically limited and mentally defective to see in
    the position of Azerbaijan on the criticism and dissatisfaction of the
    Minsk Group a sign and a landmark for reflections and choice of
    Armenia's positions. For Azerbaijan, the OSCE Minsk Group is the only
    motivation for its behavior in internal and external aspects, to avoid
    war and unquestioned military defeat, to support the existence of the
    regime.

    For Turkey, the Minsk Group is the justification of the lack of
    signals to launch a war, the explanation of its behavior to
    Azerbaijan, elimination of bigger troubles, and most importantly, an
    attempt not to get involved into a deeper geopolitical blockade and
    isolation. Now Baku understands the reality just like Ankara. Time and
    opportunities were enough for this.

    The Minsk Group is suitable for the cowardly and dependent mentality
    of Azeris and their historical leadership. For Azerbaijan the Minsk
    Group is not only a format of negotiations but also the only thing
    `connecting' it with Karabakh.

    There are signs that it is time to change radically not only
    international policies on Karabakh but also to tackle the definition
    of the international status of Nagorno-Karabakh Republic, as well as a
    real settlement for Lowland Karabakh, which is practically impossible
    under the current ideology of the Minsk Group.

    If the format and ideology of the Minsk Group on the Karabakh issue
    does not change, negotiations on the anti-Armenian principles of
    Madrid will eventually lead to a war with even tough consequences for
    Armenia.

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