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    SERZH SARGSYAN SHOULDN'T HAVE PARTICIPATED IN MUNICH NEGOTIATIONS: VAHAN HOVHANNISYAN

    Tert
    Nov 24 2009
    Armenia

    The statement made by Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev before
    Sunday's meeting in Munich was not from a series of simple statements,
    it was a threat in the manner of an ultimatum, after which Armenian
    President Serzh Sargsyan should have made the only correct step; that
    is, not to have gone and participated in the negotiations in Munich.

    This opinion was expressed by Armenian Revolutionary Federation
    (Dashnaktsutyun, or ARF-D) bureau member, ARF-D parliamentary faction
    leader Vahan Hovhannisyan during a press conference today. He is
    sure that everything is done today for Armenia to make concessions
    on Nagorno-Karabakh so that Turkey's parliament ratifies the
    Armenia-Turkey Protocols.

    After Aliyev's bellicose statements, Hovhannisyan thinks, the
    clauses which are advantageous for the Armenian side in the
    Meindorf Declaration are devalued. According to the declaration,
    Nagorno-Karabakh conflict should be settled without war. Moreover,
    the ARF-D MP also considered dangerous Meindorf Declaration "author"
    Russia's role in the processes of Armenia-Turkey reconciliation and
    Nagorno-Karabakh conflict settlement.

    As an aside, Hovhannisyan noted that in his opinion, passing the
    Armenian Genocide resolution in the US Congress will have a very
    positive influence on the Armenian-Turkish process, but whether it
    will be passed or not the ARF-D member can't predict.
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