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Russian expert does not expect tension in military
phase of Karabakh conflict
17.03.2007 14:21 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ No tension is expected in the military phase of the
Nagorno Karabakh conflict in near and medium term future, Russian
journalist and expert on Caucasian region Alan Kasaev told in Yerevan.
He stressed that during those 15 years after the cease-fire the world
has strongly changed in entire and regional interdependence. There
are enough conflict situations in regions of Near East and Middle East
and the South Caucasus, and key players on the world political field
wouldn't close their eyes on a rise of a new conflict,' the expert
explained.
Besides, according to Kasaev, a serious process of domestic economic
and social development is on the way in Armenia and Azerbaijan. `First
of all population demands from governments to increase attention at
their social and economic needs,' he stressed, adding that today it is
unlikely to see support for confrontation policy by the significant
part of population in both countries. Alongside Kasaev thinks that if
the Karabakh conflict `develops into an excessive form', it will be
difficult for the sides to find real and active allies. `I am sure
that the key of Karabakh settlement lies in peace talks,' he
concluded, `Novosti-Armenia' reports.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
Russian expert does not expect tension in military
phase of Karabakh conflict
17.03.2007 14:21 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ No tension is expected in the military phase of the
Nagorno Karabakh conflict in near and medium term future, Russian
journalist and expert on Caucasian region Alan Kasaev told in Yerevan.
He stressed that during those 15 years after the cease-fire the world
has strongly changed in entire and regional interdependence. There
are enough conflict situations in regions of Near East and Middle East
and the South Caucasus, and key players on the world political field
wouldn't close their eyes on a rise of a new conflict,' the expert
explained.
Besides, according to Kasaev, a serious process of domestic economic
and social development is on the way in Armenia and Azerbaijan. `First
of all population demands from governments to increase attention at
their social and economic needs,' he stressed, adding that today it is
unlikely to see support for confrontation policy by the significant
part of population in both countries. Alongside Kasaev thinks that if
the Karabakh conflict `develops into an excessive form', it will be
difficult for the sides to find real and active allies. `I am sure
that the key of Karabakh settlement lies in peace talks,' he
concluded, `Novosti-Armenia' reports.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress