Необходимы серьезные изменения в формате Минской группы - правящая партия Азербайджана

Должен быть найден справедливый путь решения армяно-азербайджанского нагорно-карабахского конфликта, сказал в понедельник журналистам зампредседателя, исполнительный секретарь правящей партии "Ени Азербайджан" (ПЕА) Али Ахмедов, сообщает агентство "Тренд".
"Цель переговоров, ведущихся в рамках Минской группы, состоит в практической помощи урегулированию конфликта. Уже более 20 лет как конфликт не урегулирован, и если какая-то структура в течение 20 лет не может выполнить взятые на себя обязательства, то я считаю, что необходимо провести серьезные изменения в формате Минской группы",- сказал Ахмедов.
По его словам, Азербайджан является сторонником мирного урегулирования конфликта.
"Насколько можно верить в то, что переговоры, проходящие в одном и том же формате, дадут результаты, если за 20 лет в урегулировании конфликта не было продвижений?  Чтобы верить в это, человек должен быть большим оптимистом. Думаю, что у азербайджанского народа этого оптимизма уже нет. Должен быть найден справедливый путь для урегулирования конфликта и для прекращения мучений сотен тысяч людей",- сказал Ахмедов.
Начало карабахскому конфликту было положено в 1988 году, после заявления преимущественно населенного армянами Нагорного Карабаха о выходе из состава Азербайджана. 10 декабря 1991 года в Нагорном Карабахе состоялся референдум, где 99,89% высказались за полную независимость от Азербайджана. Инициированные Азербайджаном вслед за этим широкомасштабные боевые действия привели к потере контроля не только над Нагорным Карабахом, но и прилегающими к нему семью районами. С 12 мая 1994 года после вступления в силу трехстороннего соглашения о перемирии в зоне конфликта прекращены военные действия, в результате которых с обеих сторон погибло примерно 25-30 тысяч человек, и около 1 миллиона были вынуждены покинуть свои дома. Соглашение об установлении режима прекращения огня соблюдается до сих пор. С 1992 года ведутся переговоры по мирному урегулированию конфликта в рамках Минской группы ОБСЕ, сопредседателями которой являются США, Россия и Франция. -

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