KARABAKH CONFLICT PARTY THAT RESORTS TO HOSTILITIES WILL BE EXPELLED FROM CE

Published: 9 July 2005 y., Saturday
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`The party to the Karabakh conflict, which resorts to hostilities, will be expelled from the Council of Europe,` CE Secretary General Terry Davis stated. He bases his opinion on the fact that both Azerbaijan and Armenia have assumed obligations on settlement of the conflict peacefully.

T. Davis wished soonest settlement of the issue to the countries, `Irrespective of what the attitude of Armenian politicians to the issue will be, everybody knows that Armenia has seized Azeri territories situated between Nagorno Karabakh and the Armenian-Azeri border,` reported APA Azeri agency.

Šaltinis: news.artsakhworld.com
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