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Armenia doesn't want new dividing lines in Caucasus - Kocharyan
ITAR-TASS, Russia
Jan 24 2007
24.01.2007, 17.42
SOCHI, January 24 (Itar-Tass) - Armenian President Robert
Kocharyan warned about the danger of creating new dividing lines
in Transcaucasia.
"Armenia does not want processes in Transcaucasia to lead to the
appearance of new dividing lines," Kocharyan told a news conference
in Sochi.
"We have problems with Azerbaijan; we conduct talks, there's been
little optimism so far, but the main thing is that the ceasefire
established in the region with Russia's help has been in effect since
1992," he said.
Kocharyan thanked Russia for its peacemaking efforts in the region.
ITAR-TASS, Russia
Jan 24 2007
24.01.2007, 17.42
SOCHI, January 24 (Itar-Tass) - Armenian President Robert
Kocharyan warned about the danger of creating new dividing lines
in Transcaucasia.
"Armenia does not want processes in Transcaucasia to lead to the
appearance of new dividing lines," Kocharyan told a news conference
in Sochi.
"We have problems with Azerbaijan; we conduct talks, there's been
little optimism so far, but the main thing is that the ceasefire
established in the region with Russia's help has been in effect since
1992," he said.
Kocharyan thanked Russia for its peacemaking efforts in the region.