Turkey’s Gul says next two years crucial for Garabagh talks
Turkish President Abdullah Gul has said that if the process of
settling the Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict over Upper (Nagorno)
Garabagh does not move forward over the next two years, there will
be no changes over the following decade, either, Turkey’s TRT TV
channel reported.
"The hearth of the Upper Garabagh conflict is the persisting status quo," he told a news conference with Kazakhstan’s Nursultan Nazarbayev in Astana. He noted that the current situation is not benefiting any side involved.
Gul said his visit to Armenia in 2008 had, to some extent, dissolved the status quo in the conflict resolution, adding that "soft but resolute action should be taken."*
"The hearth of the Upper Garabagh conflict is the persisting status quo," he told a news conference with Kazakhstan’s Nursultan Nazarbayev in Astana. He noted that the current situation is not benefiting any side involved.
Gul said his visit to Armenia in 2008 had, to some extent, dissolved the status quo in the conflict resolution, adding that "soft but resolute action should be taken."*
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