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Azerbaijan wants to exacerbate situation - Karabakh War veteran
June 07, 2014 | 13:18
YEREVAN. - Azerbaijan is unable to come to terms with the idea that it
has lost the war and Nagorno-Karabakh is an Armenian territory, and
therefore it is making attempts to exacerbate the situation and to
resolve the issue by force.
Karabakh War veteran Manvel Yeghiazaryan stated the aforementioned at
a press conference on Saturday, as he reflected on Thursday's fatal
incident that occurred in Armenia's Ararat Region, and on the border
with Nakhichevan.
In Yeghiazaryan's words, one of the causes of this incident is
delusion. As per the Karabakh War veteran, Azerbaijan seems to think
that, by escalating the tension, it can force the Armenian population
in the border regions to leave their homes; that is, to create
suitable conditions for the prospects for resolving the issue by
force.
As reported earlier, two Armenian conscripts--Andranik Yeghoyan, 26,
and Boris Gasparyan, 22--had died as a result of the aforementioned
incident, when an Azerbaijani sniper had breached the ceasefire
agreement and fired shots at the Ararat-Nakhichevan section of the
Armenian-Azerbaijani border.
News from Armenia - NEWS.am
June 07, 2014 | 13:18
YEREVAN. - Azerbaijan is unable to come to terms with the idea that it
has lost the war and Nagorno-Karabakh is an Armenian territory, and
therefore it is making attempts to exacerbate the situation and to
resolve the issue by force.
Karabakh War veteran Manvel Yeghiazaryan stated the aforementioned at
a press conference on Saturday, as he reflected on Thursday's fatal
incident that occurred in Armenia's Ararat Region, and on the border
with Nakhichevan.
In Yeghiazaryan's words, one of the causes of this incident is
delusion. As per the Karabakh War veteran, Azerbaijan seems to think
that, by escalating the tension, it can force the Armenian population
in the border regions to leave their homes; that is, to create
suitable conditions for the prospects for resolving the issue by
force.
As reported earlier, two Armenian conscripts--Andranik Yeghoyan, 26,
and Boris Gasparyan, 22--had died as a result of the aforementioned
incident, when an Azerbaijani sniper had breached the ceasefire
agreement and fired shots at the Ararat-Nakhichevan section of the
Armenian-Azerbaijani border.
News from Armenia - NEWS.am