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    'THERE WILL BE NO CHANGES IN KARABAKH PROCESS AFTER VILNIUS SUMMIT'

    Monday,
    July 15

    "Armenia's cooperation with the outside world is quite difficult
    because of closed communications. The Abkhazian railway does not
    operate, while the work of the Upper Lars checkpoint causes problems,"
    Director of Caucasus Institute, political scientist Alexander
    Iskandarian told reporters today, when discussing the possibility of
    the Armenian-Turkish border's opening following the Vilnius summit.

    In his words, the Armenian economy is facing problems because of the
    fact that the Armenian-Turkish border is closed.

    "I think Europe will not pressurize Turkey into opening the
    Armenian-Turkish border. Europe is unable to do it, only the U.S. has
    such an opportunity," Iskandarian said.

    Speaking about the current stage of the Karabakh negotiating process,
    Iskandarian expressed an opinion that the status quo will be maintained
    and no significant changes will occur.

    TODAY, 18:03

    Aysor.am




    From: A. Papazian
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