Комиссия по сотрудничеству Армения-ЕС подчеркивает необходимость создания условий для свободного волеизъявления по определению статуса Нагорного Карабаха

Ереван, 30.11.12 АрмИнфо.

Альтернативы мирному урегулированию карабахского конфликта в рамках Минской группы ОБСЕ на основе Мадридских принципов не существует. Об этом говорится в итоговом заявлении Парламентской комиссии по сотрудничеству Армения-Евросоюз, очередное заседание которой стоялось 28-29 ноября в Брюсселе.
 
При этом Комиссия констатирует недостаточный прогресс в переговорном процессе, подчеркивая необходимость изменения статус-кво в зоне карабахского конфликта и установление в регионе мира и процветания и создания условий для законного свободного волеизъявления по определению окончательного статуса Нагорного Карабаха.
 
В документе также подчеркивается необходимость по отводу снайперов с линии соприкосновения и создание условий для исключения инцидентов, связанных с нарушением режима прекращения огня. Комиссия также подчеркивает, что Евросоюз должен играть более активную роль в создании атмосферы доверия и установлении мира в регионе.
 
Комиссия осуждает решение президента Азербайджана Ильхама Алиева по помилованию и героизации убийцы армянского офицера Гургена Маркаряна Рамиля Сафарова. В заявлении подчеркивается, что это не только
 
противоречит международным правовым нормам, но и еще больше накаляет атмосферу в регионе. Комиссия осуждает любые возможные шаги, способствующие еще большеЙ эскалации ситуации в регионе. В заявлении подчеркивается, что подобные шаги могут негативно отразиться на мирных переговорах и установлению стабильности в регионе.
 
Касаясь вопроса открытия Степанакертского аэропорта, Комиссия вновь подчеркивает неприемлемость применения какой-либо военной силы в отношении гражданских авиарейсов и необоснованную политизацию этого вопроса.

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