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KARABAKH SETTLEMENT WITHIN INTERNATIONAL LAW MATTER OF TIME: VAFA
GHULUZADE
YEREVAN, June 23. /ARKA/. The settlement of the Nagorno-Karabakh
conflict with international law and by the principle of respecting the
rights of citizens of all nationalities is a matter of time, the
political scientist, former state advisor for Azerbaijan's foreign
policy Vafa Ghuluzade stated in his interview to the Caucasus
Journalist Network organization. Pointing out his commitment to a
peaceful settlement of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, Ghuluzade stated
that "it is most likely to be so." "Irreversible processes are going
on in the south Caucasus, and everything depends on how soon dominants
will change. As regards the finding of mutually acceptable solutions
to the problem, I will say what is far from being new: history does
not any cases of permanent war," Ghuluzade said. According to him,
sooner or later the conflicting parties not only sit down at the
negotiating table, but also find variants acceptable both for them and
for the mediators, including influential neighbors in the region.
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GHULUZADE
YEREVAN, June 23. /ARKA/. The settlement of the Nagorno-Karabakh
conflict with international law and by the principle of respecting the
rights of citizens of all nationalities is a matter of time, the
political scientist, former state advisor for Azerbaijan's foreign
policy Vafa Ghuluzade stated in his interview to the Caucasus
Journalist Network organization. Pointing out his commitment to a
peaceful settlement of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, Ghuluzade stated
that "it is most likely to be so." "Irreversible processes are going
on in the south Caucasus, and everything depends on how soon dominants
will change. As regards the finding of mutually acceptable solutions
to the problem, I will say what is far from being new: history does
not any cases of permanent war," Ghuluzade said. According to him,
sooner or later the conflicting parties not only sit down at the
negotiating table, but also find variants acceptable both for them and
for the mediators, including influential neighbors in the region.
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