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    ARMENIAN PRESIDENT:TURKEY'S INVOLVMENT IN NKR ISSUE IS IMPOSSIBLE

    Aysor
    Feb 26 2010
    Armenia

    In response to the request for commenting on the Turkish Foreign
    Minister's statements the Armenian President's staff informed
    yesterday that in Kiev the Armenian President didn't receive the
    Turkish Foreign Minister.

    In the number of other invited officials A. Davutoglu attended the
    official inauguration ceremony of Ukraine's president-elect Victor
    Yanukovich where he approached and exchanged views with RA President
    Serzh Sargsyan.

    President Sargsyan has stressed that for moving forward political will
    is required and Armenia considers that the present process should
    be brought to an end in a very short time limits, otherwise, as it
    was stated beforehand, the Armenian Republic will halt the protocol
    signing process.

    The RA President has repeated that in the NKR settlement process
    the involvement of Turkey is impossible, as it is a country which
    shows a military support to one of the opposite sides, to Azerbaijan,
    and always makes biased statements on the conflict settlement process.

    "The country which dreams about a region without borders should make
    the first step by itself and abolish the blockade of the Armenian
    border, which will allow opening the communication and transport
    substructures of the region. If the Azerbaijani depressions do not
    allow the Turkish Parliament to ratify the protocols than there is
    nothing that disturbs the Turkish executive bodies to reopen the
    closed border between of the two states, even before the ratification
    of the protocols", - President Sargsyan told to his interlocutor,
    the press service of the RA President informs.
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