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From time to time the Turkish press publishes articles referring to Karabakh issue, which are obviously addressed to Azerbaijan. They try to free the latter from the horizons of the warlike imagination and to return Azerbaijan to the territories of sensible reasoning. Basically those stories tell Azerbaijan that Karabagh can’t be under the control of Azerbaijan. Those are dreams.
One of the Turkish analysts Emin Pazargi has published an article in Tumgazeteler newspaper with the same kind of reasoning.
Emin Pazargi writes that the future status of Karabakh has been decided and outlined since the time when the Armenian population of the region "occupied" the region (in reality the Christian Armenians, liberated the land from the cultural and religious oppression of Muslim Azerbaijan, but the conflict is not religious in its nature).
About 10 more years will pass and according to the Pazargi the issue of Karabakh will not be in the agenda any longer. This is because Armenia day by day, and more and more affirms its positions in Nagorno Karabakh Republic.
“The Armenians settle down in Karabakh. It becomes more difficult for Azerbaijan to make their viewpoints accepted by the others. Cyprus for example”, - the Turkish analyst writes and continues comparing - “it is 35 years already that the North Cyprus belongs to us. We already put the stone on stone there. So let them force as much as they want, those stones will not be moved anymore. Cyprus will not be returned… The Azeri should realize this too.” The author of the article stresses the need for Azerbaijan to realize that every day that passes makes it more difficult for them to possess Karabakh.
In the meanwhile the attention of the people concerned about the future stability in the region between Turkey, Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia will turn to Chisinau where on October 8, in three days, is scheduled a meeting between the presidents of Armenia Mr. Serj Sargsyan and the president of Azerbaijan Mr. Ilham Aliyev for the resolution of the Nagorno Karabakh conflict.
Written by Hasmik Budaghyan
Materials translated from Tum Gazeteler and from Panorama.am are used in this report.
Posted October 6th, 2009 by Hasmik
