"В западном мире растет убеждение в необходимости ликвидации проявлений колониализма в отношении карабахского государства", - аналитик

"Решение верхней палаты парламента самого крупного штата Австралии от 24 октября сего года явилось напоминанием мировому сообществу и сопредседателям Минской группы ОБСЕ о том, что для достижения справедливого урегулирования азербайджано-карабахского конфликта и прочного мира в регионе противоборства следует признать Нагорно-Карабахскую Республику и право карабахского народа на самоопределение, а также о необходимости отойти от практики двойных стандартов как в международной политике в целом, так и при урегулировании конфликтов". Об этом заявил АрмИнфо карабахский независимый аналитик Давид Карабекян.

По его словам, "тот факт, что решение принято на фоне длительной стагнации в  процессе карабахского урегулирования, резких заявлений официальных представителей сторон конфликта, особенно участившихся после экстрадиции в сентябре сего года венгерскими властями Рамиля Сафарова, придает ему особенную важность".  "И наконец, признание штатом государства, принадлежащего к западной цивилизации, в свое время являвшегося английской колонией, при том, что высшие органы власти Австралии, как отмечают аналитики, <не признали решения незаконным>, а также намерение развивать дружественные отношения между штатом и Нагорным Карабахом, показывает, что в западном мире растет убеждение в необходимости снятия международной изоляции и ликвидации проявлений колониализма в отношении карабахского государства, являющихся одними из главных причин ее непризнанности", - резюмировал аналитик.

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