“I’d like the sides to settle their issues and be at the negotiation table, and not on the contact line,” Martynov said.
“Probability of wide-scale war shouldn’t be excluded, however, the world won’t allow big changes for this moment, although, probably, changes of kilometers may be recorded. Geo-political center isn’t interested in global changes to occur in the region. I consider there is a disguised big Russia-USA accord—Crimea, Donetsk, Artsakh and other issues. Currently we need a new document for negotiations, however, as soon as the situation hasn’t calmed down, it’s useless speaking of negotiations.”
A range of issues related to the wide-scale military operations unleashed by the adversary from 2 to 5 April were discussed during the meeting.
“Our conversation was about the issues which worry us today. You know the worries, confidence and firmness of both the Armenian leadership and the Karabakhi leadership. So I think the leadership is calmly and moderately doing whatever the current situation demands,” Ter-Petrosyan said.
Just a month ago likewise statement by any representative of Armenia’s authorities would be impossible. It was enough to speak of Armenia’s membership to CSTO, and any official would explain, ground and convince for hours, what an exclusive and irreplaceable security system CSTO is.
“At this stage, one of the crucial steps by the international community will be implementation of systemized land operations in Syria against terrorist groups. And it should be implemented as soon as possible. It’d be better if operations launched from Aleppo, which is separated into segments, and each of which is under the control of different groups,” Sargis Grigoryan said.
A.Navasardyan considers, Azerbaijanis are “terribly” afraid of Karabakh’s return to the negotiation table, “I consider, currently they are ready to sign any document, just not to let Karabakh enter into negotiations. And if Karabakh is recognized as a subject of international law, its recognition will follow that process.”
Osama bin Laden was killed on 2 May 2011 after a raid on his compound in Abbottabad in Pakistan by United States Navy Seal commandos.
Azerbaijan’s offensive was clearly the result of planning and training but it was not a blitzkrieg aimed at liberating territories under Armenian occupation – once the mission was completed, Azerbaijan announced a unilateral truce. Baku gambled on psychological factors such as a demonstration of the technological advancement of its armed forces.
“On account of the fact, that parallel to sharpening of the Cyprus issue, Turkish nationalists were attacking Greek stores and churches, accordingly, it’s possible, that in case of sharpening, Turks will do the same, like they did against the Armenians and Greeks in Constantinople, that threat is existent. Look to the history, and the past will show, that Turks are able to and performed likewise acts. “
