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Re: Nagorno-Karabagh: Military Balance Between Armenia & Azerbaijan
I love this...especially the part where Aliev is basically called a coward for 'hiding' during the war, while his peers were being sent to the front line.
The above sentiments should be the cornerstone of the 'negotiation process'.
ARKADY GHUKASYAN COMMENTS ON ALIYEV'S STATEMENT
Armenia's Ambassador-at-Large, ex-President of the Nagorno Karabakh Republic Arkady Ghukasyan commented on the recurrent harsh statement of Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, who declared that he does not see any opportunity for the existence of Nagorno Karabakh outside its borders and the question of Karabakh's status is not on the agenda today. "Having inherited Azerbaijan, Aliyev jr. pretends not to see and not to remember much," Arkady Ghukasyan said RIA Novosti. "He does not see the Nagorno Karabakh Republic. Moreover, from the height of his potentially unchangeable dictatorial power he does not see the democratic development of the Nagorno Karabakh Republic, does not see the NKR territories occupied by Azerbaijan, does not see the hundreds of thousands of Armenian refugees from Azerbaijan and some regions of Karabakh, where his predecessors carried out ethnic cleansings. Aliyev does not remember that the Nagorno Karabakh Republic established itself as a full-fledged state in line with all norms of international law. He does not remember the massacre of Armenians all over Azerbaijani territory (Sumgayit, Kirovabad, Shamkhor, Baku...). He does not remember that it launched a large-scale aggression against the Nagorno Karabakh Republic, as a result of which both parties suffered human and material losses. He does not remember how inglorious that adventurism ended for Azerbaijan and does not remember with whom it had to conclude a cease-fire agreement in 1994. Aliyev does not listen to the calls of the international community to stop the militant rhetoric, to take the snipers away from the line of contact, to stop the hostile propaganda. He listens only to himself, but tries to speak from the viewpoint of interests of the mediators, Armenia, and even the people of Nagorno Karabakh. Even speaking about peace, Aliyev threatens with war. Azerbaijan has already launched war once. It would be logical for Aliyev to ask himself where he was hiding when his peers were being sent to the front.The statements of Azeri leaders confirm that they are not ready for mutual concessions. Living in the world of illusions, Aliyev actually distorts the negotiation process."
Armenia's Ambassador-at-Large, ex-President of the Nagorno Karabakh Republic Arkady Ghukasyan commented on the recurrent harsh statement of Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, who declared that he does not see any opportunity for the existence of Nagorno Karabakh outside its borders and the question of Karabakh's status is not on the agenda today. "Having inherited Azerbaijan, Aliyev jr. pretends not to see and not to remember much," Arkady Ghukasyan said RIA Novosti. "He does not see the Nagorno Karabakh Republic. Moreover, from the height of his potentially unchangeable dictatorial power he does not see the democratic development of the Nagorno Karabakh Republic, does not see the NKR territories occupied by Azerbaijan, does not see the hundreds of thousands of Armenian refugees from Azerbaijan and some regions of Karabakh, where his predecessors carried out ethnic cleansings. Aliyev does not remember that the Nagorno Karabakh Republic established itself as a full-fledged state in line with all norms of international law. He does not remember the massacre of Armenians all over Azerbaijani territory (Sumgayit, Kirovabad, Shamkhor, Baku...). He does not remember that it launched a large-scale aggression against the Nagorno Karabakh Republic, as a result of which both parties suffered human and material losses. He does not remember how inglorious that adventurism ended for Azerbaijan and does not remember with whom it had to conclude a cease-fire agreement in 1994. Aliyev does not listen to the calls of the international community to stop the militant rhetoric, to take the snipers away from the line of contact, to stop the hostile propaganda. He listens only to himself, but tries to speak from the viewpoint of interests of the mediators, Armenia, and even the people of Nagorno Karabakh. Even speaking about peace, Aliyev threatens with war. Azerbaijan has already launched war once. It would be logical for Aliyev to ask himself where he was hiding when his peers were being sent to the front.The statements of Azeri leaders confirm that they are not ready for mutual concessions. Living in the world of illusions, Aliyev actually distorts the negotiation process."
The above sentiments should be the cornerstone of the 'negotiation process'.
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