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    Today, Azerbaijan
    Dec 5 2009

    Russian ambassador: Normalization of Turkey-Armenia relations should
    help solve Nagorno Karabakh problem

    05 December 2009 [13:48] - Today.Az


    `We are obliged to find the ways of solution to Karabakh problem, we
    have no other way out. Normalization of Turkey-Armenia relations
    should help resolve the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict,' Russian ambassador
    to Turkey Vladimir Ivanovski said in his interview with the Aksam
    newspaper.

    The ambassador said those who say `It is not right to sign the
    protocols, ratify them in the parliament unless Nagorno-Karabakh
    problem is solved' are mistaken. "It is wrong to connect the border
    issue and Nagorno-Karabakh problem."

    `Normalization of Turkey-Armenia relations does not worry Russia, we
    have always supported it. The expansion of the economic relations
    among Turkey, Armenia and Russia is very important,' Ivanovski said.

    Russian ambassador also spoke about his country's relations with Azerbaijan.

    `Of course, you say Azerbaijanis are your brothers, but the
    Azerbaijanis have very good relations with the Russians. Two million
    Azerbaijanis live in Russia and send money to their country. We can
    also say the Azerbaijanis are our brothers,' he said.

    The ambassador said the U.S. plans for missile defense shield in
    Europe would be discussed at the meeting of Russia-NATO commission, he
    added that Russia offered its own radars to establish a joint system.

    `Why should we oppose, if such a system is established in Turkey?
    There is a radar that we use in Azerbaijan. That system may be
    transported here. The main thing is to determine the threats. Whom
    does this system oppose to? Will Iran attack Europe?' he said.

    /APA/

    URL: http://www.today.az/news/politics/57971.html
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