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Andrzej Kasprzyk: Reports on the great number of ceasefire violations
affect the mood of the society
13:58 06.04.2013
Lusine Avanesyan
"Radiolur"
Stepanakert
Personal Representatives of the OSCE Chairman-in-Office Andrzej
Kasprzyk considers that Defense íinistry reports on the great number
of ceasefire violations affect the mood of the society.
"We have no influence on the statements of the Ministry of Defense,
but the reports on the great number of ceasefire violations affect the
mood of the public," Kasprzyk said in an interview with Radiolur.
"I follow the reports, but I have no opportunity to check the
information," he said, adding that it's necessary to have observers to
confirm or refute the information about the exchange of fire all along
the line of contact.
"All I can do it to rely upon official information," Kasprzyk said.
According to the Personal Representative of the OSCE
Chairman-in-Office, the creation of mechanisms of investigation of
border incidents is still on the agenda. "The issue is being discussed
and we hope to reach an agreement.
According to Ambassador Kasprzyk, the situation at the line of contact
is in the spotlight of all those engaged in the settlement of the
issue.
"One of the tasks of the OSCE Minsk Group is to help exclude the
ceasefire violations. The Co-Chairs' crossing of the line of contact
on foot two times falls into this framework," he said.
"They crossed the line of contact to familiarize with the situation on
the spot and calm down the situation at the frontline. This is the
first time they cross the line of contact two times in a week," he
said, adding that "it's difficult to conduct negotiations when there
is unrest at the frontline."
From: A. Papazian
affect the mood of the society
13:58 06.04.2013
Lusine Avanesyan
"Radiolur"
Stepanakert
Personal Representatives of the OSCE Chairman-in-Office Andrzej
Kasprzyk considers that Defense íinistry reports on the great number
of ceasefire violations affect the mood of the society.
"We have no influence on the statements of the Ministry of Defense,
but the reports on the great number of ceasefire violations affect the
mood of the public," Kasprzyk said in an interview with Radiolur.
"I follow the reports, but I have no opportunity to check the
information," he said, adding that it's necessary to have observers to
confirm or refute the information about the exchange of fire all along
the line of contact.
"All I can do it to rely upon official information," Kasprzyk said.
According to the Personal Representative of the OSCE
Chairman-in-Office, the creation of mechanisms of investigation of
border incidents is still on the agenda. "The issue is being discussed
and we hope to reach an agreement.
According to Ambassador Kasprzyk, the situation at the line of contact
is in the spotlight of all those engaged in the settlement of the
issue.
"One of the tasks of the OSCE Minsk Group is to help exclude the
ceasefire violations. The Co-Chairs' crossing of the line of contact
on foot two times falls into this framework," he said.
"They crossed the line of contact to familiarize with the situation on
the spot and calm down the situation at the frontline. This is the
first time they cross the line of contact two times in a week," he
said, adding that "it's difficult to conduct negotiations when there
is unrest at the frontline."
From: A. Papazian