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    OPPOSITION DOES NOT RULE OUT THAT A DEAL BETWEEN YEREVAN AND ANKARA BEING REALIZED REGARDING KARABAKH CONFLICT

    Noyan Tapan
    http://www.nt.am/news.php?shownews=117326
    Se p 11, 2008

    YEREVAN, SEPTEMBER 11, NOYAN TAPAN. The opposition is concerned that
    the visit of Turkish President Abdullah Gul is being used by Serzh
    Sargsyan as a cover for legitimation of his power, coordinator of the
    center of the Armenian National Congress (ANC) Levon Zurabian stated
    at the September 11 press conference.

    Accoridng to him, the ANC is even more concerned about Turkey's
    increased role in the issue of settlement of the Karabakh
    conflict, in particular, the possibility of its getting the role
    of a mediator in this conflict - with the connivance of Armenian
    authorities. L. Zurabian reminded that Turkey has repeatedly tried
    to act as a mediator in the Karabakh conflict, but the Armenian side
    has never allowed it, taking into account the fact that Turkey cannot
    be an impartial mediator.

    As regards the further role of the OSCE Minsk Group in resolution of
    the Karabakh conflict, L. Zurabian noted that today there is talk of
    this format's inefficiency. In his words, the opposition is worried
    about Turkey's becoming active and the relative inactivity of the
    Minsk Group, especially as the relations of two members of the Minks
    Group - Russia and the U.S. have become strained: "We are concerned
    that a deal between Armenian and Turkish authorities is being realized
    regarding the resolution of the Karabakh conflict," L. Zurabian said.
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