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THE LATEST STEPS OF AZERBAIJAN OBLIGE ARMENIA TO BE MORE RESOLUTE
armradio.am
04.04.2008 17:24
It's obvious that recently Azerbaijan was trying to use the internal
political situation in Armenia to influence the negotiation process on
the Karabakh conflict settlement, which obligates the Armenian side
to be more resolute on questions of principle, RA President Robert
Kocharyan told reporters today.
The President underlined that any possibility of change or compromise
in our position is excluded. "Just the opposite, in such cases it is
necessary to respond from the position of resolute approaches."
According to Robert Kocharyan's assessment, the paces of Armenia's
stability and further development should become the best guarantee
of ensuring a strong position in the Karabakh issue.
The President did not rule out the possibility of recognition of the
Nagorno Karabakh Republic by Armenia. "I think the latest steps of
Azerbaijan simply oblige Armenia to undertake decisive actions, while
these actions should be decided by the New President and Government."
armradio.am
04.04.2008 17:24
It's obvious that recently Azerbaijan was trying to use the internal
political situation in Armenia to influence the negotiation process on
the Karabakh conflict settlement, which obligates the Armenian side
to be more resolute on questions of principle, RA President Robert
Kocharyan told reporters today.
The President underlined that any possibility of change or compromise
in our position is excluded. "Just the opposite, in such cases it is
necessary to respond from the position of resolute approaches."
According to Robert Kocharyan's assessment, the paces of Armenia's
stability and further development should become the best guarantee
of ensuring a strong position in the Karabakh issue.
The President did not rule out the possibility of recognition of the
Nagorno Karabakh Republic by Armenia. "I think the latest steps of
Azerbaijan simply oblige Armenia to undertake decisive actions, while
these actions should be decided by the New President and Government."