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ZBIGNIEW BRZEZINSKI: US STANDS FOR PROGRESS IN THE SETTLEMENT OF THE KARABAKH CONFLICT
ArmRadio - Public Radio, Armenia
Sept 26 2007
The US stands for progress in the settlement of the Karabakh conflict,
but the solution is complicated because of known reasons, former
Adviser to US President on National Security, famous political
scientist, Adviser of the US Center for Strategic and international
Studies Zbigniew Brzezinski told one of Azeri TV channels, Day.az
reports.
Zbigniew Brzezinski said the resolution of the conflict between Armenia
and Azerbaijan is a complex task. In his words, first of all the
conflicting parties should demonstrate resoluteness in searching for
ways for conflict resolution and come to an agreement. "The matter is
that Armenia has not defeated Azerbaijan, therefore, it cannot impose
the way of resolution. Simultaneously, Azerbaijan has not celebrated
victory over Armenia, either. Therefore, it cannot dictate its way of
resolution of the conflict," the political scientist clarified. The
two parties need to choose a consentaneous way of solution. "We can
promote the process through the mediators' activity, but the solution
of the issue does not depend on us," Brzezinski noted.
ArmRadio - Public Radio, Armenia
Sept 26 2007
The US stands for progress in the settlement of the Karabakh conflict,
but the solution is complicated because of known reasons, former
Adviser to US President on National Security, famous political
scientist, Adviser of the US Center for Strategic and international
Studies Zbigniew Brzezinski told one of Azeri TV channels, Day.az
reports.
Zbigniew Brzezinski said the resolution of the conflict between Armenia
and Azerbaijan is a complex task. In his words, first of all the
conflicting parties should demonstrate resoluteness in searching for
ways for conflict resolution and come to an agreement. "The matter is
that Armenia has not defeated Azerbaijan, therefore, it cannot impose
the way of resolution. Simultaneously, Azerbaijan has not celebrated
victory over Armenia, either. Therefore, it cannot dictate its way of
resolution of the conflict," the political scientist clarified. The
two parties need to choose a consentaneous way of solution. "We can
promote the process through the mediators' activity, but the solution
of the issue does not depend on us," Brzezinski noted.