Руководитель фракции «Дашнакцутюн» считает взаимные уступки необходимым условием прогресса в урегулировании конфликта

БАКУ, 2 апр – 1NEWS.AZ

Я считаю, что статус-кво, когда нет ни войны, ни мира, естественно, не может продолжаться вечно, заявил азербайджанским журналистам глава делегации Армении в ПА «Евронест», руководитель фракции АРФ «Дашнакцутюн» в Национальном собрании Армении Ваан Ованнисян.

«Конечно, даже такой мир лучше войны, поскольку вы знаете, что мы очень часто слышим заявления после каждого тура переговоров о том, что у Азербайджана гораздо больший бюджет, и что значительная его часть расходуется на вооружение, и это верно», - сказал он в рамках проходящей в Баку Второй очередной сессии Парламентской Ассамблеи «Евронест», сообщает 1news.az.

По его мнению, «некоторые официальные лица Азербайджана из этого делают вывод, что решения вопроса проще достичь войной». «Но я думаю (по крайней мере, военные в Азербайджане должны знать), то, что тратится на наступательные средства вооружения, на порядки, в несколько раз всегда дороже оборонительных систем, на которые Армения расходует свой скромный бюджет. Конечно, Азербайджан всегда был богаче Армении и в обозримом будущем он будет богаче Армении. Но Армения никогда не будет настолько бедна, чтобы не иметь возможности себе позволить оборонительные системы. Поэтому, видимо, лучше найти компромисс, где обе стороны сделают взаимоприемлемые уступки.», - сказал В.Ованнисян.

Он отметил, что «со стороны Азербайджана пока что поступают предложения к возвращению к ситуации 1988 года, то есть Нагорный Карабах полностью в составе Азербайджана». «И предлагается какой-то уровень автономии. Но какой-то уровень автономии существовал и раньше. Значит, видимо, не в этом решение проблемы. Я думаю, что решение проблемы есть. И мирное решение проблемы тоже есть. Но для этого хотя бы однажды армянская сторона должна услышать азербайджанскую сторону, которая заявит, что она тоже согласна на уступки. Вот когда это будет сделано, тогда, я повторяю, когда уступки с двух сторон будут приведены к единой форме, решение вопроса займет всего несколько недель», - подчеркнул В.Ованнисян.

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