“Azerbaijan-Karabakh conflict is a litmus paper directed to the international community, for elimination of its own defects. Democratic civilized society should first and foremost make use of this circumstance. “
“There can be no success in negotiations if violence continues, and there can be no peace without a negotiation process. We reiterate that there is no military solution to the conflict”
One thing is obvious—engineer armorers don’t participate in these discussions. And it’s not clear: are we able to produce armaments or not? We don’t know either: are we able to repair types of armaments or no?
“Lots of legislative acts on regulation of the tax field have been circulated since Armenia’s independence, both in form of decisions by the Government and initiatives. As a result, sometimes, considerable differences between these legal acts emerge, making problems for economic entities.”
RTR apologized to representatives of Armenia and the Netherlands. In Periscope video recording Stotskaya commented on their performances. She named performance by Douwe Bob a “good one,” and regarding Iveta Mukuchyan, she said, “My husband is Armenian, I support Armenians.”
Furthermore, the EBU has imposed a zero-tolerance policy towards the Armenian delegation with regards to breaching the Rules of the 2016 Eurovision Song Contest, in particular in relation to the aforementioned incident.
“Baku-Tbilisi-Kars project will be put into operation till the end of this year. Currently intensive operations are ongoing. Let me mention one crucial point: the project is being implemented in a territory with very complicated relief.”
“All those, calling to eliminate Iveta Mukuchyan from “Eurovision” song contest for raising the flag of Nagorno-Karabakh Republic, are either afraid of her victory, or are supporters of Azerbaijani president Ilham Aliyev,” he wrote.
These days ICIJ released the Panama Papers, where three dozens of people from Armenia are included in the offshore structures. Note Mihran Poghosyan, former head of Armenia’s Compulsory Enforcement Service, is also included in the list.
The possible eruption of war between Azerbaijan and Armenia would therefore certainly have a negative effect on the energy infrastructure (such as oil and gas pipelines, and hydroelectric plants) and facilities of the region, notably that of Azerbaijan.
