Баку недоволен военным сотрудничеством Москвы и Еревана

Министерство иностранных дел Азербайджана направило ноту протеста в МИД России в связи с передачей Армении оружия и военной техники наступательного характера на что Россия предоставила кредит Армении в размере 200 миллионов долларов США.

Как сообщает информационное агентство APA.az, об этом на пресс-конференции заявил пресс-секретарь МИД Азербайджана Хакмет Гаджиев. В частности он сообщил, что такие действия не способствуют урегулированию конфликта и служат продолжению оккупации и росту напряженности.

"Передача Армении оружия и военной техники, особенно наступательного характера, во время продолжающейся оккупации Арменией азербайджанских земель не способствует урегулированию конфликта, напротив, служит продолжению оккупации и росту напряженности. Продажа такого рода наступательного вооружения и техники Армении вызывает серьезную негативную реакцию азербайджанской общественности. Азербайджанская сторона ждет от экспортера гарантий того, что это оружие и военная техника не будут размещены Арменией на оккупированных азербайджанских территориях и вдоль армяно-азербайджанской границы," - заявил пресс-секретарь МИД Азербайджана Хакмет Гаджиев.

Как сообщают российские информационные агентства, кредит выделен сроком на 10 лет с отсрочкой выплат до начала 2018 года. Ереван использует кредит на финансирование 90 процентов стоимости каждого из контрактов на поставку продукции. Кредит будет использоваться Арменией до 2017 года.

Кредитное соглашение предусматривает, что Армения закупит у России пусковые установки реактивной системы залпового огня «Смерч» и боеприпасы к ней, ЗРК «Игла-С» и ракеты к нему, наземные комплексы исполнительной радиотехнической разведки «Автобаза-М», тяжелые огнеметные системы ТОС-1А с транспортно-заряжающими машинами ТЗМ-Т, управляемые ракеты 9М113М, гранатометы РПГ-26, взрыватели B-429Е, снайперские винтовки Драгунова СВД, бронетанковую технику, бронеавтомобили «Тигр», инженерные средства и средства связи.

С другой стороны, Россия является самым большим поставщиком оружия и военной техники в сам Азербайджан. По некоторым данным в период с 2010 по 2015 год по линии "Рособоронэкспорта" Россия поставила в Азербайджан вооружений на 5 млрд. долларов США.

По данным Стокгольмского международного института исследования проблем мира (SIPRI) в период с 2011 по 2015 годы США и Россия стали крупнейшими в мире экспортерами основных видов обычных вооружений. Россия заняла второе место в списке крупнейших экспортеров с долей в международном экспорте вооружений 25 процентов.

источник: commonspace.eu по данным APA.az и других агентств

 

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