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    THE PRIDE OF IMPATIENCE WHO AND WHOSE PATIENCE IS TRYING

    artsakhtert.com/eng/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=551:-the-pride-of-impatience-who-and-whose-patience-is-trying&catid=3:all&Itemid=4
    Tuesday, 14 February 2012 07:03

    The approval, January 23, of the law on criminalizing the denial of
    the Armenian Genocide by the French Senate caused, as expected, wide
    resonance in the world. There were different opinions and forecasts,
    but they didn't mostly go beyond the relations of France, Turkey and
    Armenia, logically leaving aside the process of the Karabakh conflict
    settlement under the auspices of the OSCE Minsk Group. Only two states
    - Turkey and its ally, Azerbaijan - swam against the tide and directly
    linked the French Senators' approval of the bill on criminalizing
    the denial of Genocide to the Karabakh settlement process.

    Last week, Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Elmar Mammedyarov told Turkish
    news agency ABhaber that if France continued to support Armenia,
    its presence in the OSCE Minsk Group made no sense. "Why doesn't
    France see the occupation of 20% of the Azerbaijani territory? It
    should pay attention to the aggression of Armenia against Azerbaijan,
    which resulted in over a million of refugees, ethnic cleansing, and
    deaths of thousands of people"- angrily exclaimed the minister. And
    then he concluded that the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict must be resolved
    immediately, because time was running out. "The OSCE Minsk Group cannot
    resolve this issue for 20 years, but our patience is not unlimited",
    emphasized the chief Azerbaijani diplomat.

    As you can see, the Foreign Minister of Azerbaijan, in accordance with
    the ideological concept of official Baku designed for the Karabakh
    conflict settlement and based on mere lie, blows propaganda "soap
    bubbles" about 20% of "occupied" Azerbaijani territories and "one
    million of Azeri refugees". It should be noted that the so-called
    facts of Mammedyarov have been repeatedly refuted both by Armenia
    and Nagorno Karabakh, as well as competent international structures,
    basing on convincing arguments. And the answer to Mammedyarov's
    hysterical question "Why cannot France see the occupation of 20% of
    the Azerbaijani territory?" lies just in the question - it cannot see,
    because there is no occupation. Similarly, there are no far-fetched
    one million Azeri refugees. Moreover, if anyone should be blamed
    for aggression, ethnic cleansing, and killing of people, it is only
    and only Azerbaijan, which unleashed a war against Artsakh and is,
    therefore, directly responsible for the deaths of thousands of people,
    including their own citizens.

    Official Baku's threat to resolve the issue by force can be referred
    to the set of propaganda tools of the Azerbaijani diplomacy. In his
    interview to the Turkish agency, Mammedyarov didn't directly say this
    (it doesn't befit diplomats to rattle the sabre), but this threat
    is easily read in his words on the Azerbaijani limited patience. But
    while he doesn't say it directly, his president doesn't try to hide
    his militarism under soft diplomatic formulations.

    Recently, participating in the Russian program "The formula of power,"
    Ilham Aliyev, speaking about the prospects of the Karabakh settlement,
    noted that the ways of the conflict settlement lied in the field
    of international law. He stressed the necessity of implementing the
    four known UN Security Council resolutions on Karabakh, which, in his
    interpretation, require the same - to restore the territorial integrity
    of Azerbaijan. "It's our sovereign right, as is our sovereign right
    to restore the territorial integrity of our state not by political,
    but, frankly, by military means," said Aliyev.

    Throughout the Karabakh settlement process, we have repe THE PRIDE OF
    IMPATIENCE Who and whose patience is trying The approval, January 23,
    of the law on criminalizing the denial of the Armenian Genocide by the
    French Senate caused, as expected, wide resonance in the world. There
    were different opinions and forecasts, but they didn't mostly go beyond
    the relations of France, Turkey and Armenia, logically leaving aside
    the process of the Karabakh conflict settlement under the auspices
    of the OSCE Minsk Group. Only two states - Turkey and its ally,
    Azerbaijan - swam against the tide and directly linked the French
    Senators' approval of the bill on criminalizing the denial of Genocide
    to the Karabakh settlement process.

    Last week, Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Elmar Mammedyarov told Turkish
    news agency ABhaber that if France continued to support Armenia,
    its presence in the OSCE Minsk Group made no sense. "Why doesn't
    France see the occupation of 20% of the Azerbaijani territory? It
    should pay attention to the aggression of Armenia against Azerbaijan,
    which resulted in over a million of refugees, ethnic cleansing, and
    deaths of thousands of people"- angrily exclaimed the minister. And
    then he concluded that the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict must be resolved
    immediately, because time was running out. "The OSCE Minsk Group cannot
    resolve this issue for 20 years, but our patience is not unlimited",
    emphasized the chief Azerbaijani diplomat.

    As you can see, the Foreign Minister of Azerbaijan, in accordance with
    the ideological concept of official Baku designed for the Karabakh
    conflict settlement and based on mere lie, blows propaganda "soap
    bubbles" about 20% of "occupied" Azerbaijani territories and "one
    million of Azeri refugees". It should be noted that the so-called
    facts of Mammedyarov have been repeatedly refuted both by Armenia
    and Nagorno Karabakh, as well as competent international structures,
    basing on convincing arguments. And the answer to Mammedyarov's
    hysterical question "Why cannot France see the occupation of 20% of
    the Azerbaijani territory?" lies just in the question - it cannot see,
    because there is no occupation. Similarly, there are no far-fetched
    one million Azeri refugees. Moreover, if anyone should be blamed
    for aggression, ethnic cleansing, and killing of people, it is only
    and only Azerbaijan, which unleashed a war against Artsakh and is,
    therefore, directly responsible for the deaths of thousands of people,
    including their own citizens.

    Official Baku's threat to resolve the issue by force can be referred
    to the set of propaganda tools of the Azerbaijani diplomacy. In his
    interview to the Turkish agency, Mammedyarov didn't directly say this
    (it doesn't befit diplomats to rattle the sabre), but this threat
    is easily read in his words on the Azerbaijani limited patience. But
    while he doesn't say it directly, his president doesn't try to hide
    his militarism under soft diplomatic formulations.

    Recently, participating in the Russian program "The formula of power,"
    Ilham Aliyev, speaking about the prospects of the Karabakh settlement,
    noted that the ways of the conflict settlement lied in the field
    of international law. He stressed the necessity of implementing the
    four known UN Security Council resolutions on Karabakh, which, in his
    interpretation, require the same - to restore the territorial integrity
    of Azerbaijan. "It's our sovereign right, as is our sovereign right
    to restore the territorial integrity of our state not by political,
    but, frankly, by military means," said Aliyev.

    Throughout the Karabakh settlement process, we have repeatedly
    witnessed the Azerbaijani falsification, which Baku uses each
    time to mislead the international community. All his references to
    international law are untenable, because it is Azerbaijan that violated
    and continues to violate one of its fundamental principles - non-use
    of force or threat of force in resolving conflicts. By the way, this
    principle lies also in the basis of the Karabakh settlement within
    the OSCE Minsk Group. As of the four resolutions of the UN Security
    Council, which were noted by Aliyev and on which Azerbaijan constantly
    cashes in, their requirements to stop the hostile activities, including
    the long-term blockade of Nagorno Karabakh, the military provocations,
    and the sniper war on the contact-line, are violated, first of all,
    just by Azerbaijan.

    Interpreting the principles of the Karabakh conflict settlement and
    the norms of international law one-sidedly and for the sake of its
    aggressive ambitions, as well as continuing its state anti-Armenian
    policy, Azerbaijan inevitably moves away the prospect of establishing
    final peace in the region. We think that just the international
    mediators must, at last, speak of their limited patience, having stood
    too long the whims of Azerbaijan, which has a prodigious appetite.

    Repeatedly witnessed the Azerbaijani falsification, which Baku uses
    each time to mislead the international community. All his references
    to international law are untenable, because it is Azerbaijan that
    violated and continues to violate one of its fundamental principles -
    non-use of force or threat of force in resolving conflicts. By the way,
    this principle lies also in the basis of the Karabakh settlement within
    the OSCE Minsk Group. As of the four resolutions of the UN Security
    Council, which were noted by Aliyev and on which Azerbaijan constantly
    cashes in, their requirements to stop the hostile activities, including
    the long-term blockade of Nagorno Karabakh, the military provocations,
    and the sniper war on the contact-line, are violated, first of all,
    just by Azerbaijan.

    Interpreting the principles of the Karabakh conflict settlement and
    the norms of international law one-sidedly and for the sake of its
    aggressive ambitions, as well as continuing its state anti-Armenian
    policy, Azerbaijan inevitably moves away the prospect of establishing
    final peace in the region. We think that just the international
    mediators must, at last, speak of their limited patience, having stood
    too long the whims of Azerbaijan, which has a prodigious appetite.

    Leonid Martirossian Editor-in-chief of Azat Artsakh newspaper

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