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THOSE WHO PRESSED FOR MG'S LEADING ROLE IN THE KARABAKH SETTLEMENT PROVED INACCURATE AND FEEBLE
PanARMENIAN.Net
17.09.2007 15:03 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ "Those who pressed for MG's leading role in the
Karabakh settlement proved inaccurate and feeble. By the way, the
ceasefire agreement signed by the parties is the OSCE's only asset,"
former Russian Co-chair of the OSCE Misnk Group, Ambassador Vladimir
Kazimirov said in an interview with PanARMENIAN.Net.
"Even Ambassador Andrzej Kasprzyk, who has conducted monitoring of
the frontline twice a month for 10 years, came to know about it in
2003, thanks to an article of mine. The Co-chairs mentioned about the
agreement in their London statement in 2005 but failed to urge its
implementation. Political will is needed for it. But is it directed
correctly? If Baku rates the agreement as imperfect, so it could
be amended. At worst, a new one could be developed. The problem is
pressing: people die, tension generates. Informing of incidents almost
every day, Baku pretends to be badly concerned about the issue. But
where is the logic?
Where are proposals? Or must it just be so?" he said.
PanARMENIAN.Net
17.09.2007 15:03 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ "Those who pressed for MG's leading role in the
Karabakh settlement proved inaccurate and feeble. By the way, the
ceasefire agreement signed by the parties is the OSCE's only asset,"
former Russian Co-chair of the OSCE Misnk Group, Ambassador Vladimir
Kazimirov said in an interview with PanARMENIAN.Net.
"Even Ambassador Andrzej Kasprzyk, who has conducted monitoring of
the frontline twice a month for 10 years, came to know about it in
2003, thanks to an article of mine. The Co-chairs mentioned about the
agreement in their London statement in 2005 but failed to urge its
implementation. Political will is needed for it. But is it directed
correctly? If Baku rates the agreement as imperfect, so it could
be amended. At worst, a new one could be developed. The problem is
pressing: people die, tension generates. Informing of incidents almost
every day, Baku pretends to be badly concerned about the issue. But
where is the logic?
Where are proposals? Or must it just be so?" he said.