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  • MFA: Not The First Time Aliev Tries to Promulgate Content of Talks

    PanARMENIAN.Net

    RA MFA: It is not the first time when Aliev tries to
    promulgate content of talks on Karabakh
    04.05.2007 19:55 GMT+04:00

    /PanARMENIAN.Net/ It is not the first time when President of
    Azerbaijan Ilham Aliev tries to promulgate the content of talks over
    the Nagorno Karabakh conflict, Armenian MFA Acting Press Officer
    Vladimir Karapetyan stated commenting on I. Aliev's statement that
    `Armenia has agreed on step-by-step variant of conflict
    settlement'. `I can only say that this time too no new `openings '
    were made. Like before, I can confirm our approach to the talks, which
    is based on the self-determination of Nagorno Karabakh. Other issues,
    which are on the table of talks and are being discussed, will proceed
    from recognizing the main principle. As to Azeri President's militant
    statements and threats of forceful solution to the Karabakh conflict,
    their frequent repetition is evidence of disdain towards international
    commitments, as well as weakness and deep distrust,' Vladimir
    Karapetyan stated, the RA MFA Press Office reports.

    Ilham Aliev stated that, `there exists a common agreement on returning
    the 7 occupied regions of Azerbaijan by step-by-step approach, after
    which displaced Azeri population will unconditionally return to their
    native places.' At the same time he said that both Armenia and the
    international mediators accepted these offers. Aliev stated the status
    of Nagorno Karabakh `can be discussed only in the framework of
    Azerbaijan's territorial integrity. Alongside Azerbaijan does not
    oppose the idea of placing peacekeepers on this territory, which
    actually is Armenia's initiative.'

    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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