Gerard Libaridian, who served as advisor for Armenian President Levon Ter-Petrosyan:
"When President Putin and other [world leaders] say that the status of Karabakh is not defined, they do not mean that independence of Karabakh is possible."
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"When President Putin and other [world leaders] say that the status of Karabakh is not defined, they do not mean that independence of Karabakh is possible."
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"They have already said that this is impossible - that [Karabakh] is part of Azerbaijan. They made it very clear."
"They have already said that this is impossible - that [Karabakh] is part of Azerbaijan. They made it very clear."
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"In the past, Russian diplomats did not support a single project that did not envisage Karabakh as part of Azerbaijan. The only thing they did was agree to postpone the status issue."
"In the past, Russian diplomats did not support a single project that did not envisage Karabakh as part of Azerbaijan. The only thing they did was agree to postpone the status issue."
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"The statement [of November 9] makes it clear that there is no question of a choice - a choice between "independent Karabakh" or within Azerbaijan. This choice no longer exists - if it ever existed."
"The statement [of November 9] makes it clear that there is no question of a choice - a choice between "independent Karabakh" or within Azerbaijan. This choice no longer exists - if it ever existed."
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Negotiations can be about two scenarios...
These are two options - territorial or extraterritorial [autonomy within Azerbaijan]. And guarantees for [Armenian] minorities - and that's all.
Negotiations can be about two scenarios...
These are two options - territorial or extraterritorial [autonomy within Azerbaijan]. And guarantees for [Armenian] minorities - and that's all.
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