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Азербайджанские и российские эксперты ведут переговоры вокруг Габалинской РЛС - МИД

5 December 2012

БАКУ, 4 дек – 1NEWS.AZ

Азербайджан продолжает переговоры с Россией по вопросу продления аренды российской стороной Габалинской радиолокационной станции.

Как сообщает 1news.az, об этом пресс-секретарь Министерства иностранных дел Азербайджана Эльман Абдуллаев заявил во вторник на брифинге.

По его словам, переговоры проводятся на экспертном уровне.

«В данном вопросе, как и во всех других вопросах, касающихся своей внешней политики, Азербайджан исходит исключительно из своих национальных интересов», - подчеркнул Э.Абдуллаев. РЛС «Дарьял» со статусом информационно-аналитического центра находится на территории Габалинского района и является собственностью Азербайджана. РЛС была сдана в эксплуатацию в 1985 году и являлась одной из восьми станций противоракетного щита СССР.

Станция позволяет контролировать территорию в радиусе 6000 км, включая Иран, Турцию, Индию, Ближний Восток, а также Индийский океан и часть континента Австралии. Станция с момента запуска определяет траекторию ракет с ядерной боеголовкой и средней дальностью полета, выпущенных с вышеуказанных территорий.

Этот объект на основе ратифицированного парламентами Азербайджана и России в 2002 году соглашения был предоставлен в аренду российской стороне сроком на 10 лет. Стоимость аренды - $7 млн. в год.

Действующее соглашение истекает в 2012 году. Вопрос продления аренды начал обсуждаться еще в 2011 году. Тогда экс-министр обороны РФ Анатолий Сердюков на переговорах в Баку договорился о разработке нового соглашения.

Однако пока стороны не пришли к единому мнению по вопросам арендной платы.

З.Р., Расим Бабаев

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