Байрам Сафаров: «В США поняли, что сепаратисты Нагорного Карабаха используют помощь для дальнейшего разжигания вражды»

Глава азербайджанской общины Нагорного Карабаха Байрам Сафаров положительно оценивает решение подкомитета Палаты представителей Конгресса США не выделять сепаратистскому режиму Нагорного Карабаха финансовую помощь в 2012 году.

Об этом он заявил в интервью, опубликованном на официальном сайте правящей партии «Ени Азербайджан».

«В американском государстве и Конгрессе уже понимают, что выделявшиеся в предыдущие годы финансовые средства использовались сепаратистским режимом Нагорного Карабаха не для оказания помощи мирному населению, а с целью укрепления сепаратизма и вражды. В США прекрасно понимают истинную суть проводимой руководством Армении политики и видят, что она не служит мирным целям», — подчеркнул Б.Сафаров.

По его словам, принятое вопреки оказываемому со стороны армянского лобби США давлению американским Конгрессом решение наносит серьезный удар по руководству Армении и сепаратистскому режиму Нагорного Карабаха.

«Правда, раньше официальные представители США заявляли о том, что выделяемые Нагорному Карабаху средства преследуют гуманитарные цели. Тем не менее, никто не отчитывался по поводу того, как и на что эти деньги расходуются. Все это создавало возможности для сепаратистского режима тратить эти миллионы долларов по своему усмотрению.

Если предпринимаются шаги гуманитарного характера, то в первую очередь они должны быть направлены на оказание поддержки гражданам, изгнанным из своих домов в Нагорном Карабахе», — отметил глава азербайджанской общины Нагорного Карабаха.

Б.Сафаров выразил надежду на то, что и в будущем Конгресс США не будет оказывать финансовую поддержку сепаратистскому режиму Нагорного Карабаха.

 

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