Британский парламент обсуждает карабахский конфликт. Дебаты были созваны лейбористом Стивеном Паундом. (Читайте дисскусию в полном объеме на английском языке)

Во вторник, 11 Февраля 2014, в британском парламенте прошли дебаты по Нагорному Карабаху. Дебаты были созваны по просьбе депутатов, которые могут поднять на обсуждение любой вопрос, который они захотят. Лейборист Стивен Паунд решил поговорить о Карабахе в дебатах, отвечал ему от имени правительства министр иностранных дел и по делам Содружества.

С полным текстом дебатов можно ознакомиться в английской версии статьи.

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