Thursday, 02 November 2006

AZERI OPPOSITION CALLS ON OSCE TO BE REMOVED FROM KARABAKH MEDIATION

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By empty (11/2/2006 issue of the CACI Analyst)

The Our Azerbaijan opposition bloc has urged the Azeri authorities to stop the OSCE Minsk Group\'s mediation in the solution of the Karabakh conflict. \"The bloc calls on the Azeri authorities to take specific steps for the military liberation of the territories occupied by Armenian armed groups and to refuse the mediating services of the OSCE Minsk Group, which is not fair in the Karabakh settlement,\" says a bloc statement released in Baku on Thursday. (Interfax).
The Our Azerbaijan opposition bloc has urged the Azeri authorities to stop the OSCE Minsk Group\'s mediation in the solution of the Karabakh conflict. \"The bloc calls on the Azeri authorities to take specific steps for the military liberation of the territories occupied by Armenian armed groups and to refuse the mediating services of the OSCE Minsk Group, which is not fair in the Karabakh settlement,\" says a bloc statement released in Baku on Thursday. (Interfax)
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