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    Azerbaijan’s territorial integrity has nothing to do with Nagorno Karabakh”:

    Tigran Torossyan


    “The territorial integrity of any country, and Azerbaijan, in particular, should be respected, but it has nothing to do with Nagorno Karabakh. Only one principle is applicable to Nagorno Karabakh — the right of a nation to self-determination, which the NK people exercised in full compliance with the Constitution of the former USSR. And the OSCE Minsk Group also shares this view. So, here we have no problem – Nagorno Karabakh is already self-determined,” a REGNUM correspondent in Stepanakert reports Deputy Speaker of the Armenian Parliament Tigran Torossyan as saying at a briefing in the capital of Nagorno Karabakh.

    He said that today nobody disputes the right of the NK people to self-determination. “I think that nobody doubts that, if held, a repeated referendum on NK’s status will give similar results. And even though NKR is yet not recognized de jure, it has excellent prerequisites for that if it acts consistently,” says Torossyan.

    He considers absurd Azerbaijan’s talk about giving autonomous status to Nagorno Karabakh. “Aliyev Senior, Aliyev Junior, and many Azeris have kept saying from year to year, and, if not tired, may do that for many years more, — even after the recognition of NKR’s independence — that they are ready to give NK ‘a wide autonomy’ within Azerbaijan. Today Ilham Aliyev represents only Azerbaijan’s position, which does not reflect the positions of the European structures,” Torossyan said. He noted that the European structures have recently begun to actively discuss the Karabakh problem – directly or indirectly. “In 2005 PACE passed resolution 14-16 on the Nagorno Karabakh conflict. Just a few days ago they adopted a resolution on refugees and are drafting a resolution on missing people. All these issues are directly or indirectly related to the Karabakh conflict. Besides, PACE has an ad hoc committee on the Nagorno Karabakh conflict. Naturally, this work should be continued, and it is very important that our parliaments keep in constant touch with one another. We are ready to discuss any proposals by the NKR parliament,” Torossyan said.

    Even though the European structures and PACE, in particular, constantly say that they are not going to search for solutions to the Karabakh problem, the Council of Europe notes that its task is to create a favorable atmosphere for its resolution — as this is in line with its general mission. “These tasks are formulated in Resolution 14-16, containing an urge to stop militarist statements and hatred propaganda, and the PACE ad hoc committee will watch how this resolution is fulfilled,” Torossyan said. He informed that in October 2006 the committee will come to Stepanakert on a fact-finding visit.
    "All truth passes through three stages:
    First, it is ridiculed;
    Second, it is violently opposed; and
    Third, it is accepted as self-evident."

    Arthur Schopenhauer (1788-1860)

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