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KARABAKH CONFLICT MUST BE SETTLED PEACEFULLY - IRAN'S AMBASSADOR
NEWS.AM
February 12, 2013 | 14:10
YEREVAN.- Iran is confident that Karabakh conflict must be settled
peacefully, Ambassador Mohammad Raiesi told reporters in Yerevan.
Iran's Ambassador to Armenia said it is necessary to rule out any
possibility of creating tension during the Karabakh peace process.
"The problem cannot be solved by force. International principles and
norms must prevail in talks. Karabakh issue must be settled within
the framework of international law," he said on Tuesday.
Mohammad Raiesi is confident that any conflict can be settled, if
the parties are adhering to international principles and norms.
Asked what Iran can offer if engaged as a mediator, Ambassador pointed
at good relations both with Armenia and Azerbaijan.
"All our neighbors are equal for us, we are trying to establish good
relations with all. However, we have strategic relations with some
neighbors, including Armenia. Therefore, nothing can influence our
principle viewpoint on the issue," he added.
NEWS.AM
February 12, 2013 | 14:10
YEREVAN.- Iran is confident that Karabakh conflict must be settled
peacefully, Ambassador Mohammad Raiesi told reporters in Yerevan.
Iran's Ambassador to Armenia said it is necessary to rule out any
possibility of creating tension during the Karabakh peace process.
"The problem cannot be solved by force. International principles and
norms must prevail in talks. Karabakh issue must be settled within
the framework of international law," he said on Tuesday.
Mohammad Raiesi is confident that any conflict can be settled, if
the parties are adhering to international principles and norms.
Asked what Iran can offer if engaged as a mediator, Ambassador pointed
at good relations both with Armenia and Azerbaijan.
"All our neighbors are equal for us, we are trying to establish good
relations with all. However, we have strategic relations with some
neighbors, including Armenia. Therefore, nothing can influence our
principle viewpoint on the issue," he added.