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ЕЩЁ ОДНА ПОПЫТКА. Будет ли 2012 годом мира, войны или статус-кво?

10 January 2012

Президенты Армении и Азербайджана снова встретятся в конце этого месяца в Сочи на встрече, организованной президентом России Дмитрием Медведевым. Армянский сайт News.am сообщил вчера, что по данным их "источника" встреча состоится в конце января по инициативе российского лидера. Новость в тот же день была процитирована азербайджанскими СМИ, которые добавили, что встреча состоится в Сочи.

Если это произойдет, то это будет уже десятой встречей между президентом Азербайджана Ильхамом Алиевым и президентом Армении Сержем Саргсяном, которой содействует президент Медведев в рамках усилий по урегулированию конфликта вокруг Нагорного Карабаха с 2008 года. Международное сообщество возлагало в прошлом году много надежд и оптимизма на то, что мог быть достигнут прорыв на последней встрече, проведенной в Казани, в июне, но встреча завершилась безрезультатно и последовал период взаимных обвинений с обеих сторон .

Политический редактор Commonspace.eu в своем комментарии сказал: "Если встреча действительно состоится в конце этого месяца, то она поможет подобрать импульс мирным переговорам. На данный момент это политически целесообразно для трех лидеров рассматривать участие в переговорах с положительной точки зрения. За кулисами же остаются проблемы, которые срывали предыдущие переговоры, и переговоры могут быть успешными лишь в том случае, если лидеры примут в них участие с иным расположением духа, чем они это делали до сих пор. Пока нет никаких признаков, что это произойдет. Переговорам дано сейчас "дополнительное время" и на данный момент трудно сказать, будет ли 2012 годом мира, войны или статус-кво на Южном Кавказе, так как компоненты для всех трёх сценариев существуют."

Источник: Commonspace.eu по материалам News.am, АПА, и News.az

Фото: Президенты Азербайджана, России и Армении на встрече в Сочи 5 марта 2011 года (фото из архива любезно предоставлено пресс-службой президента России)

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