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Nikolay Bordyuzha: No perspectives for resolving the Karabakh conflict
in foreseeable future
armradio.am
16.02.2007 16:30
The frozen Karabakh conflict has no perspectives of settlement in
foreseeable future, Secretary General of the Collective Treaty
Organization (CSTO) Nikolay Bordyuzha told ArmInfo agency. He noted
that CSTO is applying political mechanisms to prevent aggravation of
the situation. Particularly, with the opportunity of political
influence the CSTO differs from NATO's `military fist.' `The most
terrible and ineffective think that can occur in Karabakh is the
sharpening of the situation. In 1990 I visited Azerbaijan and I know
that it is very easy to shed first blood, but stopping bloodshed is
practically impossible,' said Bordyuzha. In his words, the situation is
the result of `hasty actions by the parties, which have led to immense
difficulties for everyone.'
in foreseeable future
armradio.am
16.02.2007 16:30
The frozen Karabakh conflict has no perspectives of settlement in
foreseeable future, Secretary General of the Collective Treaty
Organization (CSTO) Nikolay Bordyuzha told ArmInfo agency. He noted
that CSTO is applying political mechanisms to prevent aggravation of
the situation. Particularly, with the opportunity of political
influence the CSTO differs from NATO's `military fist.' `The most
terrible and ineffective think that can occur in Karabakh is the
sharpening of the situation. In 1990 I visited Azerbaijan and I know
that it is very easy to shed first blood, but stopping bloodshed is
practically impossible,' said Bordyuzha. In his words, the situation is
the result of `hasty actions by the parties, which have led to immense
difficulties for everyone.'