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Ah! Gotta love Vartan Oskanian...

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  • Ah! Gotta love Vartan Oskanian...

    Come on Tigran, give him some credit.. hehe

    And what can I say? When you eventually want to be part of the EU, or at least closer to it (like Armenia and azerbaidjan), is it smarter to speak against two EU members, or to NOT speak against them?

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    An Armenian answer to Azerbaijan

    From the Greek Daily Elevtherotypia
    21 April 2004

    By Thanasis Avgerinos (avgerino@online.ru)

    MOSCOW -- "If Azerbaijan recognizes northern Cyprus, then this could set a
    very interesting precedent, why not, for the case of Nagorno-Karabagh",
    stated Vardan Oskanian, the Foreign Minister of Armenia, while commenting on a recent position taken by the Azeri President Ilham Aliyev during an
    official visit to Ankara.

    "It is very strange" stated Oskanian "to hear from the lips of Ilham
    Aliyiev, who vehemently denies the right of self-determination for the
    people of Nagorno Karabagh, claims about the possibility of recognition of
    the independence of the Turkish part of Cyprus", thus pulling the rug under
    the feet of the leadership in Baku and the presidential diplomatic friendly
    gestures towards Turkey.

    The daily newspaper "Zerkala" in Baku characterized the Aliyev statement "a
    failure of Azeri diplomacy from which the international status of the
    country will be hurt, because he continues the policy of deterioration of
    Azerbaijan's relations with its neighbors, Iran, Russia, Turkmenistan and
    now Greece" and interprets the statement as an effort to break the rapid
    improvement of Turco-Armenian relations under the blessings of the West.

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    Indeed, I would love for Aliyiev to answer this contradiction in his thinking.
    Achkerov kute.

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