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95 PERCENT WILL NOT SURRENDER TERRITORIES
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[07:18 pm] 18 June, 2007
Aharon Adibekyan, the director of the "Sociometer" Center, left
for Karabakh to conduct public polling on the Karabakh conflict
settlement. He released the results on June 18 at the "Friday" Club.
95 percent of respondents think the Karabakh conflict should be settled
either by independence or by unification with Armenia. 8 percent
think the territories could be exchanged for independence, Adibekyan
says. The pollster also made a sensational statement; according to him,
about 1-1.5 percent voted for broad sovereignty within Azerbaijan.
A1+
[07:18 pm] 18 June, 2007
Aharon Adibekyan, the director of the "Sociometer" Center, left
for Karabakh to conduct public polling on the Karabakh conflict
settlement. He released the results on June 18 at the "Friday" Club.
95 percent of respondents think the Karabakh conflict should be settled
either by independence or by unification with Armenia. 8 percent
think the territories could be exchanged for independence, Adibekyan
says. The pollster also made a sensational statement; according to him,
about 1-1.5 percent voted for broad sovereignty within Azerbaijan.