Президент Армении:

Документ, лежащий на столе переговоров по урегулированию карабахского конфликта, – не есть воплощение армянской мечты. Такое мнение выразил президент Армении Серж Саргсян во время вопросов и ответов, последовавших вслед за выступлением главы государства в ПАСЕ.

“Это не тот документ, о котором мечтала бы Армения, но он дает возможность подготовить  базу для общего соглашения и подписания соглашения”, - заявил Саргсян. Он добавил, что армянская сторона расчитывает на конструктивный подход со стороны Азербайджана.

“Азербайджан заявлял, что готов к военному пути разрешения конфликта, забывая о нарушении первого принципа, принцип территориальной целостности, широко принятого в мире”, - отметил президент. Он отметил, что Азербайджан признает принцип территориальной целостности, но не в случае Нагорного Карабаха, что не может считаться справедливым. “Для нас и для Азербайджана будет правильнее инвестировать ресурсы в развитие стран, а не в военные действия, как способ разрешения проблем. Народ Нагорного Карабаха должен быть хозяином своей судьбы, он должен иметь право жить свободно и безопасно на своей территории”, - резюмировал Саргсян.

Напомним, что 24 июня в Казани состоится очередная встреча президентов Армении и Азербайджана при посредничестве МГ ОБСЕ.

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