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    LEVON TER-PETROSYAN: ARMENIAN PARTY MAKES A CONSIDERABLE CONCESSION IN KARABAKH ISSUE AND RECEIVES ONLY EMPTY PROMISES IN EXCHANGE

    ArmInfo
    2010-04-06 20:12:00

    ArmInfo. The "Kocharyan-Serzh regime" has failed in all respects. This
    regime has gained impressing success only in one thing - robbing its
    own people, Levon Ter- Petrosyan, the first president of Armenia,
    leader of the oppositional Armenian National Congress (ANC), said at
    today's rally of his supporters.

    The ex-president thinks that there is unprecedented panic in the
    ruling regime's camp for two reasons: full inability to correct the
    economic situation in the country and growth of social tension, as
    well as the current disastrous situation in the Karabakh peace process.

    L.Ter-Petrosyan pointed out that at the moment it is senseless to
    speak of the Armenian-Turkish process as the latter depends only
    on the settlement of the Karabakh conflict, to be more precisely,
    on the real progress in the peace process.

    By saying serious progress the OSCE MG co-chairs imply the return of
    five districts to Azerbaijan. But the other no less serious questions
    - deployment of peacekeeping forces, Lachin corridor regime and final
    status of Nagorno-Karabakh - are still unclear. In fact, the Armenian
    side is making serious concessions in exchange for empty promises.

    The interim status for Nagorno-Karabakh might be considered as a
    worthy concession by Azerbaijan but nobody explains what this means.

    There is no need for explanations. In fact, this means just recognition
    of the Nagorno-Karabakh authorities. The interest of Azerbaijan and
    TUrkey in the renewed version of the Madrid principles makes things
    even worse for the Armenian authorities.
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