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CSTO CONDEMNS ALIEV'S WAR THREATS
Aysor
Nov 24 2009
Armenia
CSTO Secretary General Nikolai Bordyuzha said he considers Ilham
Aliev's statement very negatively. This is a respond of CSTO Secretary
General to Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliev's statements he made
before the Munich meeting. "If this meeting brings no results, then
we will exhaust all hope, so in this case we will have no choice. We
must be ready for such developing," Aliev said keeping in view the
military actions against Armenia.
"My respond to this statement is that I consider it very negatively. I
am a former man of arms and I know what the war is, and what the blood
is. It's a pity that times are over of those politicians of 1990s
who experienced all those awful situations when conflicts were fall
under blood-resolving," said Nikolai Bordyuzha at press-conference
in Yerevan.
"As soon as I heard Aliev's statement I thought that Russian
President's initiative to sign a binding treaty on European safety
is in time. We ought to have the treaty to ban decisions on resolving
the political matters by force," he added.
"I hope Aliev's statement was aimed at promoting an agreement with
Armenia on Karabakh."
"Here we see six meetings held between Armenian and Azerbaijani
Presidents over half a year. This makes clear that Armenian and
Azerbaijani leaders seek to solve the conflict. The process runs on,
and this is the most important stuff."
Aysor
Nov 24 2009
Armenia
CSTO Secretary General Nikolai Bordyuzha said he considers Ilham
Aliev's statement very negatively. This is a respond of CSTO Secretary
General to Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliev's statements he made
before the Munich meeting. "If this meeting brings no results, then
we will exhaust all hope, so in this case we will have no choice. We
must be ready for such developing," Aliev said keeping in view the
military actions against Armenia.
"My respond to this statement is that I consider it very negatively. I
am a former man of arms and I know what the war is, and what the blood
is. It's a pity that times are over of those politicians of 1990s
who experienced all those awful situations when conflicts were fall
under blood-resolving," said Nikolai Bordyuzha at press-conference
in Yerevan.
"As soon as I heard Aliev's statement I thought that Russian
President's initiative to sign a binding treaty on European safety
is in time. We ought to have the treaty to ban decisions on resolving
the political matters by force," he added.
"I hope Aliev's statement was aimed at promoting an agreement with
Armenia on Karabakh."
"Here we see six meetings held between Armenian and Azerbaijani
Presidents over half a year. This makes clear that Armenian and
Azerbaijani leaders seek to solve the conflict. The process runs on,
and this is the most important stuff."