Для Эшгина Гулиева уже слишком поздно. Спустя несколько часов после отъезда дипломатов Минской группы из региона карабахский конфликт унес жизнь еще одного молодого человека.

Карабахский конфликт унес жизнь еще одного молодого человека. По сообщениям источников среди азербайджанских военных, Эшгин Гулиев, проходивший службу в азербайджанской армии, был убит снайперским огнем ранее сегодня.

Усилия дипломатов Минского процесса ОБСЕ, которые выступают посредниками в разрешении конфликта, уже не спасут Эшгина Гулиева, так же как и всех тех, главным образом, молодых армян и азербайджанцев, которые были убиты в последние недели из-за непрерывных нарушений режима прекращения огня. Инцидент произошел сразу, как только дипломаты Минской группы покинули регион после их очередного визита на этой неделе в Армению и Азербайджан. В заявлении, опубликованном ими вчера уверенно говорится, что в ходе встреч, которые состоялись в Баку и Ереване "стороны заявили о своем намерении укрепить соблюдение режима прекращения огня и избежать дальнейшей эскалации, особенно в свете предстоящих Олимпийских игр в Сочи".

Без сомнения, конфликт унесет еще ни одну жертву по обе стороны пока  продолжаются переговоры. В вчерашнем заявлении Минской группы говорится, что сопредседатели процесса продолжат консультации со сторонами в ближайшие недели, в рамках подготовки к встречи на высшем уровне.

Между тем еще одна семья скорбит о смерти своего сына.

Источник: commonspace.eu по материалам агентств

Фото: Эшгин Гулиев, погибший 7 февраля 2013 года на линии соприкосновения, разделяющей армянские и азербайджанские силы. Фото предоставлено Министерством обороны Азербайджана и агентством АПА.

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