Постпред Армении в ООН:

Азербайджан должен отказаться от провокаций на линии соприкосновения в зоне карабахского конфликта, угрожающих региональной стабильности. Об этом говорится в письме постоянного представителя Армении в ООН Карена Назаряна, направленном генсеку Организации Объединенных Наций Пан Ги Муну.

Как сообщили АрмИнфо в пресс-службе МИД РА, документ был распространен в штаб-квартире Организации в ответ на письмо постпреда Азербайджана, в котором армянская сторона обвиняется в гибели азербайджанского ребенка близ линии соприкосновения. Армянская сторона опровергает эти обвинения. В совместном заявлении МИД и Минобороны Карабаха отмечается, что официальная пропаганда Азербайджана не гнушается никакими методами, спекулируя даже жизнью и гибелью детей.

В письме постреда отмечается, что попытки Азербайджана распространять ложь и использовать жизнь ребенка в качестве инструмента пропаганды безнравственны.

“Вместо подобных попыток, Азербайджан должен отказаться от своей авантюристической практики провокаций на линии соприкосновения, которая представляет серьезную угрозу миру и стабильности в регионе. Эти действия являются грубейшим нарушением соглашения о прекращении огня, подписанного в 1994 году между Азербайджаном, Нагорным Карабахом и Арменией. Азербайджан должен уважать призывы Генерального секретаря ООН и сопредседателей Минской группы ОБСЕ об отводе снайперов с линии соприкосновения”, - подчеркивается в письме.

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