The Karabakh Liberation Organization issued a statement condemning the results of the meeting of Presidents of Armenia and Azerbaijan on November 19 in Vienna. This social structure that supports the military way of liberation of the occupied territories, the Vienna meeting considered "harmful" and contrary to the national interest.
"Non-objective and pointless negotiations do not contribute to the liberation of land and do not serve the national interest," reads the statement. The two-year break and refusal to negotiate with the Armenian side looked more logical, therefore , the meeting in Vienna was a "step backward ", say the authors of the document.
The KLO believes that the resumption of the talks will only maintain the status quo, rather than conflict resolution. "It is only in the interests of Armenia and its patrons," noted in the document.
Taking it into account, Azerbaijan can participate in the negotiations only in case of withdrawal of the occupation forces from Azerbaijan. Negotiating without accomplishing is a betrayal of national interests, the statement said.
"We must put an end to this disgrace and dishonor by starting a holy war against the Armenian occupation ," reads the statement. -05D-
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