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  • BAKU: Nixami Bahmanov: Azerbaijanis' Returning Would Ensure Armenian

    NIZAMI BAHMANOV: AZERBAIJANIS' RETURNING WOULD ENSURE ARMENIANS' SECURITY IN NAGORNO KARABAKH

    Azeri Press Agency, Azerbaijan
    June 5 2007

    OSCE Chairman-in-Office, Foreign Minister of Spain Miguel Anhel
    Moratinos visiting Baku today met with chief of Nagorno Karabakh's
    Azerbaijani Community Public Union Nizami Bahmanov and the union's
    members from Khojaly, Khocavend and Shusha regions, APA reports.

    Nizami Bahmanov said a briefing that they again expressed Azerbaijan's
    position regarding the settlement of the Nagorno Karabakh conflict.

    He said though the co-chairs make statements on unconditional
    withdrawal of Armenian forces from seven regions of Azerbaijan,
    it is not yet reflected in reality.

    "We brought to the attention of the Chairman-in-Office the necessity of
    bringing back Azerbaijanis to Nagorno Karabakh and noted that it is one
    of the main conditions for the security of Armenians living there. Our
    returning there would ensure Armenians' security," he underlined.

    The participants told the OSCE senior official that though OSCE Minsk
    Group co-chairs visited the region several times, no results have
    been yielded yet, and Armenians' obvious crimes were always covered up.

    "Burning Azerbaijani houses, historical monuments, deforestation,
    damage on environment, illegal transfer of Armenians to the houses
    of Azerbaijanis, arsons... None of the representatives visiting the
    region informed the Azerbaijani government about these crimes."

    Mr.Bahmanov considers that it impedes maintenance of peace.

    Mentioning that Armenians were also transferred to Lachin region
    Bahmanov said it causes great problems.

    "We have never seen a firm position of OSCE. The co-chairing countries
    have to demonstrate a firm position, and exert pressure on the opposite
    side," he said.
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