German Foreign Minister suggested that seven-point plan, which should help to mitigate the potential of violence in Nagorno-Karabakh and to indicate the path to a sustainable and peaceful solution to the conflict, reporters were told on Thursday by a diplomatic source of the German Foreign Ministry.
"The German seven-point plan should first help to alleviate the dire potential for violence, and also to identify the path to a sustainable and peaceful solution to the conflict," said the diplomat, adding that, "in fact, we are talking about strengthening the ceasefire and join the settlement conflict through dialogue, as well as stabilization and confidence-building measures. "
The source said that the current status quo in the region, from the point of view of the Foreign Ministry, "is untenable in the long term", as with ongoing conflict "the risk of recurrent and increasingly mass violence on the contact line and on the border between the two countries is increasing," RIA-Novosti agency quotes an unnamed diplomat.
These vague wording and lack of detail does not allow to evaluate the ideas and suggestions of Bonn. However, if they do not provide for the release of the occupied territories, Baku has already said that will not agree to simple confidence-building measures. -02D-
Politics
-
Top diplomats from the Group of Seven wealthy democracies on Tuesday strongly condemned Russia's latest escalation in Ukraine and pledged their 'steadfast support' for Kyiv to ensure its ability to fight and negotiate from a position of strength in 2025, TURAN's Washington correspondent reports.
-
On November 26, the Baku Court of Appeals reviewed the appeal of human rights defender Anar Mammadli, who contested the extension of his detention. Mammadli's lawyer, Javad Javadov, stated that Mammadli argued the extension of his pre-trial detention was unfounded and linked the criminal prosecution to his human rights activities, Turan reported.
-
On November 26, a group of reserve officers from the Nakhchivan special forces held a protest near the Azerbaijani presidential administration. The protesters participated in the 44-day war and were discharged after sustaining injuries. They claim that the payments they are entitled to have not been provided.
-
On November 26, the Baku Court of Appeals heard a complaint regarding the extension of the detention of former diplomat Emin Ibrahimov. During the hearing, the investigator requested that the complaint be rejected, while Ibrahimov's lawyer, Aghil Laidj, pointed out the lack of grounds for keeping Ibrahimov in custody.
Leave a review