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    AZERBAIJANI FOREIGN MINISTER ON LACHIN CORRIDOR

    ArmInfo News Agency
    2007-05-29 09:52:00

    "I agree with the French co-chair of OSCE Minsk Group Bernard Fassier
    that the military settlement of Karabakh conflict is inadmissible. The
    sooner the conflict is resolved, the better it will be for Armenia
    and Azerbaijan and for the region, on the whole," Foreign Minister of
    Azerbaijan Elmar Mammedyarov told journalists in Baku. Azerbaijani
    agency Turan reports that the minister reiterated that the parties
    need to adopt the basic principles of settlement to sign the future
    peace treaty on their basis. "These principles are left unchanged
    i.e. Armenia must withdraw its troops and refugees must return to the
    place of their residence," the minister said. "Regarding the remaining
    issues, they are still uncoordinated. The sooner the leadership of
    Armenia understands that the conflict must be settled within the
    framework of the territorial integrity of Azerbaijan, the sooner
    the conflict will be resolved. Of course, this requires time," the
    minister said. As regards the reasonable width of Lachin corridor,
    it is not accidental that this term has originated. The corridor
    lays across mountains. "Given the security of cargo and passenger
    transportation, we have agreed with dislocation of peacemakers in the
    zone," the minister said. Military experts must take into account
    the possible fire points. "The most important is that there is no
    repetition of military actions," E. Mammedyartov said. The terms of
    dislocation of the peacemakers and their staff are unknown so far. The
    minister mentioned that the peacemaking troops must not comprise
    either representatives of the region or the OSCE MG co- chair-states.

    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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