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    OSCE MG'S NONSPECIFIC STATEMENTS INCITE AZERBAIJAN TO FURTHER VIOLENT ACTS

    news.am
    Sept 6 2010
    Armenia

    Nonspecific statements by the OSCE Minsk Group and international
    community condemning violations of ceasefire on the line of contact
    between the Azerbaijani and Nagorno-Karabakh armed forces incite
    Baku to further violent acts, Eduard Sharmazanov, Secretary of the
    Republican Party of Armenia (RPA) parliamentary faction, told NEWS.am,
    commenting on the latest statement by the OSCE Minsk Group Co-Chairs.

    "Of course, the OSCE Minsk Group condemning violations of ceasefire
    can only be welcomed. However, nonspecific statements are ineffective.

    Nonspecific statements do not in any way ease tension in the
    Nagorno-Karabakh conflict zone or put an end to Azerbaijani acts of
    sabotage on the contact line. It is time for the OSCE Minsk Group
    and international community address their statements to a particular
    side and make an assessment of Azerbaijan's provocations. Otherwise,
    such statements will only lead to new acts of sabotage on the line
    of contact," Sharmazanov said.

    On September 6, the OSCE Minsk Group issued a statement, expecting
    the conflicting parties to be "particularly active in the months
    leading up to the OSCE Summit."

    "In response to the most recent incidents along the Line of Contact,
    they also strongly condemn any violation of the cease-fire, in
    particular incursions across the Line of Contact," says the statement.

    "The use of force created the current situation, and its use again
    would only lead to suffering, devastation, and a legacy of conflict
    and hostility that would last for generations," the OSCE MG Co-Chairs
    state.




    From: A. Papazian
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