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JDP MP: â€œArmenia will forcibly leave Azerbaijani occupied landsâ€ â€“ INTERVIEW

JDP MP: â€œArmenia will forcibly leave Azerbaijani occupied landsâ€ â€“ <font color=red>INTERVIEW</font>

11 December 2010 15:07 (UTC +04:00)

Ankara. Mais Alizadeh â€“ APA. Turkish parliamentarian from AKP, OSCE PA member Aladdin Boyukkayaâ€™s gives an interview to APAâ€™s Turkey bureau.

- A final decision was not adopted at OSCE Astana Summit, for putting an end to Armeniaâ€™s aggressive policy. How do you appraise these processes?

- Even before this summit, I had said that, I did not expect any step forward on the solution of this problem. But, I have to say that, Armenia is gradually more squeezed and getting into difficult situation. Because of, the pressure of world community on Armenia is increasing. On the other hand, increase of Azerbaijani and Turkish impact on the world policy creates difficulties for Armenia. May be, there will not be any result this year, but I hope that, a positive result will be achieved next year. Armenia will forcibly leave Azerbaijani occupied lands and steps will be taken on the ensuring peace.

- Baku makes statements that Azerbaijan is losing its patience. Donâ€™t you think that Minsk group should take decisive steps towards these statements?

- The main country in this issue is Russia. The day when Russia gives instructions to Armenia for solution of this problem, I believe that this problem will be solved.

-Some Russian experts made the statements concerning the recognition of so-called â€œNagorno Karabakh Republicâ€. What would you like to say about it?

These statements tell about their crafty intention. These statements have no value and legal side. This problem will be solved when Russia wants it. This problem does not concern to USA and other countries. Of course they also have an impact. But we know that Armenian armed forces had not occupied Azerbaijani lands. The Russian soldiers in Armenian military uniform occupied fraternal Azerbaijani lands. Thatâ€™s why if Russia wants, the problem will be solved. The development of Turkey and Azerbaijanâ€™s relations with Russia draws the solution of the problem nearer.