Garen Mouths Off
Common Sense in Artsakh Negotiations
We may be on the cusp of getting some good news regarding a resolution in the Artsakh “frozen conflict” (as miscellaneous observers like to refer to this part of our national liberation struggle).
The ANCA just released a strongly worded critique of the so-called Madrid “Principles” – using the word “principle” is galling in this context because Madrid “Articles of Artsakh Capitulation” might have been a more accurate, representative and honest name for the document in question. Any number of observers over the years have noted that Artsakh may be the only case in history where the winning side of a war is expected to make all or most of the concessions.
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Armenia should demand the return of Nakicevan to the rightful owners, the Armenians. Arsakh’s future is not subject for negotiations, their fate and their future was determined, finalized, and sealed since 1994. If Azeris decide to start a war, it will be the beginning of the end of Azerbaijan. Haji Aliev, knows that well.