“Peace negotiation over Karabakh conflict can not last forever”.
Azerbaijani MP Azay Guliyev stated this commenting on recent warning of the head of US National Intelligence Dennis Blair on possibility of renewing the military action between Azerbaijan and Armenia.
“Such statements can not be called accidental. Many people began thinking of peaceful policy of Azerbaijan towards Armenia last for ever. But this is wrong. Patience of Azerbaijan is has its limits, and if Baku sees no hope in negotiation process, we will start to take alternative measures” stated Guliyev.
“For succeeding in Karabakh issue there must be some pressure on Yerevan from the side of Russia, Europe and USA, but unfortunately we can not see any now. That’s why when talking about restoration of war by Azerbaijan we want to be understood.
For freeing of Azeri territories occupied by Armenia, Baku did nothing for a long time. We are actively involved in development of our military industry, modernize our army, and by this means achieve new standards. That’s why the warning of US intelligence is addressed first of all to Russia and US itself, because they must have pressure on Armenia if they don’t need the escalation of situation in Caucasus”, - said the deputy.
“Besides, the war in Karabakh will affect not only Azerbaijan and Armenia, but also the whole Eurasian continent. That’s why Armenia should realize the scale of such threat.
No one in Karabakh denies the possibility of restoration of military action in Karabakh. During peace negotiations with Armenia Baku has stated its favors. The fact that Azerbaijan is carrying out peace negotiations with Armenia, and is ready to give the population of Nagorno Karabakh the largest range of rights, that can be autonomy, - is the favor of Baku. That’s why Armenia should now that there can not be unlimited negotiations over Karabakh, and there is an alternative to peace dialogue”, - stressed A.Guliyev.
Azerbaijani MP Azay Guliyev stated this commenting on recent warning of the head of US National Intelligence Dennis Blair on possibility of renewing the military action between Azerbaijan and Armenia.
