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European MPs: Azerbaijan terrorizing Armenia European MPs: Azerbaijan terrorizing Armenia September 26, 2015 - 10:48 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - European politicians expressed their shock over recent Azeri attacks resulting in a number of losses on Armenian side. A member of the European Friends of Armenia Advisory Council, French MEP Michèle Rivasi stated: “I am scandalized by this violence. We know of the historical enmity which exists between Azerbaijan and Nagorno Karabakh, but this time it directly concerns Armenia. It is unacceptable. The European Commission has to denounce the acts of Azerbaijan and also to sanction them. This is not only a matter between Armenia and Azerbaijan. European and international institutions have to denounce these acts.” Also condemning Azerbaijan’s latest acts of aggression is French MP, Francois Rochebloine. “War is unacceptable as such, let alone opening fire on civilians. Shooting of soldiers has to be condemned too,” Rochebloine noted. “I am not surprised, on the other hand, as Azerbaijan has intensified ceasefire violations along the line of contact with Nagorno Karabakh. “I have just returned from Karabakh. I haven't been on the frontline this time but I was there in May. I have heard bullets flying by: Azerbaijan opens fires every day using various caliber weapons. Soldiers and civilians have recently been killed, which is entirely unacceptable,” the MP said. “I call upon France, its government and its ministry of foreign affairs to intervene and put pressure on the foreign ministry of Azerbaijan to make sure these unacceptable acts cease,” Rochebloine stated. Former President of the European Parliament, Polish MEP Jerzy Buzek commented on the incident’s repercussions for the peace process, saying that “Azerbaijan’s attack on its sovereign neighbour Armenia is even more disturbing that it happens on the eve of another effort by the OSCE Minsk Group, mediating the peace negotiations between the two countries regarding the Nagorno Karabakh conflict.” Foreign Affairs coordinator of the EFDD group in the EP, Italian MEP Fabio Massimo Castaldo, said: “Recently we have had a strong resolution to sanction the non-respect of Human Rights in Azerbaijan and undoubtedly this resolution unleashed a strong reaction from the government of Azerbaijan. I hope that this time the European institutions are willing to condemn, without any reservations the sad events that we have seen today, the death of three Armenian women.” Member of the European Parliament Angel Dzhambazki condemns Azerbaijan’s aggression against Armenia. “I believe the Nagorno Karabakh land belongs to Armenians,” Dzhambazki said. “I want to see European institutions take measures to defend human rights and support Armenia’s independence and democracy. Terrorism is being perpetrated against the government and the people of Armenia, which the European Commission must not turn a blind eye to.”

Azerbaijan uses 122-mm howitzer D-30 in anti-Armenian attack Azerbaijan uses 122-mm howitzer D-30 in anti-Armenian attack September 26, 2015 - 16:38 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Azerbaijani armed forces continuously violated the ceasefire at the line of contact with Nagorno Karabakh on the night of September 25-26. According to the NKR defense army, 100 ceasefire violations by Azerbaijani armed forces were registered, with around 1000 shots fired from various caliber weapons, including 60-, 82-, 120- mm mortars and RPG-7, HAN-17 grenade launchers. Azerbaijani troops have also used Turkish-made TR-107 rocket launchers, as well as 122-mm howitzer D-30 for the first time since signing the ceasefire agreement. The NKR troops took retaliatory measures, silencing the Azerbaijani attacks. Karabakh defense forces units continue controlling the situation.

U.S., OSCE “deeply concerned” about escalation in Karabakh conflict zone September 28, 2015 - 14:14 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandian met with Ivica Dacic, OSCE Chairperson in Office, Serbian Foreign Minister in New York. The parties discussed the Karabakh conflict settlement process and the OSCE Minsk Group Co-chairs' efforts to resolve the issue. In this context, Dacic expressed deep concern about the growing tension in the conflict zone and stressed the importance of maintaining the ceasefire. Nalbandian noted, in turn, that, despite the Co-chairs' numerous calls, Baku refuses to give up its destructive position and provocations. The two sides also expressed satisfaction with the steady development of bilateral relations. In this context, opening embassies in Yerevan and Belgrade, facilitating visa regime, launching nonstop flights were discussed. Nalbandian also met with Victoria Nuland, Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs at the U.S. State Department, briefing her on the situation along the contact line between Nagorno Karabakh and Azerbaijan. Nuland expressed deep concern about the escalation in the conflict zone and stressed the importance of maintaining ceasefire. At Nuland's request, the Minister presented the process of constitutional reforms in Armenia. The two sides also discussed cooperation within international organizations. The U.S. Undersecretary of State thanked Armenia for active participation in peacekeeping missions.

U.S. concerned about escalation at Karabakh-Azeri contact line: envoy September 29, 2015 - 11:59 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - The United States is concerned about the escalation along the line of contact between Nagorno Karabakh and Azerbaijan, the U.S. ambassador to Azerbaijan said. According to Robert Cekuta, the sides should embark on more negotiations for a lasting settlement of the Karabakh conflict, Panorama.am reports citing 1news.az. “Violence contradicts to whatever is being done for the conflict resolution,” Cekuta noted. The Ambassador stressed the necessity of staying committed to the OSCE principles for the settlement of the Nagorno karabakh conflict.

120-mm mortars

just some of the weapons used

Turkish TR-107 rocket launcher. http://img05.deviantart.net/e6a5/i/2006/117/f/3/tr_107___roketsan_by_trahmet.jpg

AGS-17 grenade launcher http://www.militaryfactory.com/smallarms/imgs/ags17-plamya-grenade-launcher.jpg

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PanARMENIAN.Net - Azerbaijani armed forces continuously violated the ceasefire at the line of contact with Nagorno Karabakh on the night of September 30-October 1. According to the NKR defense army, 120 ceasefire violations by Azerbaijani armed forces were registered, with around 1500 shots fired from various caliber weapons, including 60-, 82-, and 120-mm mortars, RPG-7, AGS-17 grenade launchers, as well as a Turkish TR-107 rocket launcher. Karabakh defense forces units continue controlling the situation

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Komandos: Renewal of large-scale hostilities unlikely despite Azerbaijani provocations http://armenianow.com/karabakh/66619/armenia_arkady_tertadevosyan_komandos_karabakh_frontline Despite the efforts of Azerbaijani to increase violence at the border, it is very unlikely that a full-blown war will start, retired Major-General Arkady Ter-Tadevosyan, a hero of the 1992-1994 war in Nagorno-Karabakh, said. “Azerbaijan cannot make an independent decision to start aggression, Turkey is behind it. And while in Turkey they say they want to reconcile with Armenians, they are doing to us what they want through Azerbaijan, which could not have done that much without Turkey,” said the 76-year-old retired general, referring to the recent escalation of tensions in the Karabakh conflict zone in which several Armenian servicemen and civilians were killed. According to Ter-Tadevosyan, who is known as Komandos since the Karabakh war in the early 1990s, with its actions Azerbaijan merely wants to provoke Armenia. “I can’t smell war, but I do smell provocation,” said the experienced military commander. “Azerbaijan wants to show that it can attack and destroy Armenia, but it fails.” Ter-Tadevosyan also thinks that Azerbaijan is trying to distract public attention from domestic problems. “They are trying to prove to the public that they are going to regain Karabakh. In reality, however, they cannot do that, but in order to deceive their own people, as well to cause trouble to us they are taking these steps,” he said. Ter-Tadevosyan also pointed out that Azerbaijan usually escalates the situation ahead of large international forums. Many observers believe that this time it was the United Nations General Assembly session. In the retired general’s opinion, Azerbaijan will lose in the event of renewed hostilities since its oil and gas pipelines – the main sources of revenues for this country – are vulnerable to Armenian strikes. “Armenia has no oil and gas pipelines and has fewer reasons to be concerned about possible missile strikes against such facilities. True, Armenia has a nuclear power plant, but the plant is safe in that sense, because if a strike is delivered against the nuke station, it will also cause huge damage to Turkey. That is why Turkey is interested in the soonest possible closure of the station. In other words, they cannot actually hit our nuclear power plant,” Ter-Tadevosyan concluded.

Armenian President: Azerbaijan needs images from Line of Contact to divert public attention Aggressive policies pursued by Azerbaijan have resulted in the absence of any meaningful progress of negotiations for the settlement of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict and the situation drifts toward increasing tension, Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan said on September 29 in his address at the 70th Session of the UN General Assembly in New York. “The dictatorial regime of the country [Azerbaijan] made disgraceful repression an instrument to strangle the people’s wrath as the oil-based economy obviously falters, and even that, nevertheless, it considers being inefficient. Now it needs images from the Line-of-Contact in order to divert the attention of its own public. I would like to draw the attention of this Assembly to the fact that Azerbaijan, besides various provocative actions, has now started to apply large-caliber artillery firing at the peaceful settlements of the bordering districts of both the Republic of Armenia and the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic,” the Armenian leader emphasized. In his speech President Sargsyan also addressed issues in the context of the Armenian Genocide Centennial, the current situation in the Middle East, etc. Below are excerpts from the speech published on President Serzh Sargsyan’s official website. “… Last year, on the eve of the Armenian Genocide Centennial, from this podium I expressed our gratitude to the nations that recognized the Armenian Genocide and named them all individually. I called upon the international community to bolster the struggle against the recurrence of the crime of genocide through recognition and condemnation. Today, from this very podium, I thank Pope Francis, and acknowledge the historical Mass he celebrated; the European Parliament, and recall the Resolution it adopted; the German President, and, believe me, his well-known statement will thenceforth take part in the pages of our nation’s history textbooks. I thank the legislative bodies of Austria, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands, numerous provincial and city councils, as well as dozens and hundreds political and non-governmental organizations. I thank the Presidents of Russia, France, Cyprus, and Serbia, as well as delegations of numerous other countries that on April 24 paid tribute to the victims of the Armenian Genocide in Yerevan. Our determination to keep the prevention of the crime of genocide on the international agenda is testified by the Resolutions we periodically table at the Human Rights Council, and the latest one to that effect was adopted this year. Building further upon it, just a few days ago this Assembly passed a resolution establishing December 9 as “the International Day of Commemoration and Dignity of the Victims of the Crime of Genocide and of the Prevention of this Crime.”… … The peaceful resolution of the Nagorno-Karabakh problem remains one of the most salient issues in our region. I shall note that aggressive policy pursued by Azerbaijan resulted in the absence of any meaningful progress of negotiations for the conflict settlement, and the situation drifts toward increasing tension. The dictatorial regime of the country made disgraceful repression an instrument to strangle the people’s wrath as the oil-based economy obviously falters, and even that, nevertheless, it considers being inefficient. Now it needs images from the Line-of-Contact in order to divert the attention of its own public. I would like to draw the attention of this Assembly to the fact that Azerbaijan, besides various provocative actions, has now started to apply large-caliber artillery firing at the peaceful settlements of the bordering districts of both the Republic of Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh Republic. Just a few days ago in the bordering area of Armenia three women fell victim to Azerbaijani bombardment. The question that comes up to one’s mind is whether there is any reasonable person that can demonstrate any unflawed logic of that cruelty. It is obvious for us that the Azerbaijani leadership has irreversibly lost both the sense of reality and of norms of human conduct. Azerbaijan completely disdains 5 joint Statement issued by the Presidents of the U.S., Russia and France, and the efforts of the OSCE Minsk Group. Shall it continue its such an aggressive policy, it will not leave Armenia any other choice but to take necessary legal and political-military steps to provide the Republic of Armenia and the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic with the opportunity to develop in security and peace. Although it is obvious to everybody as to which party instigates the cease-fire violations, I still would recall some facts. It is strange – isn’t it? – that now it has already been for years that Azerbaijan stubbornly refused to withdraw snipers and establish incident investigation mechanism, which were proposed by the OSCE Minsk Group Co-Chairs. The question that comes up to one’s mind is what Azerbaijan is afraid of? It is strange – isn’t it? – that during the European Games hosted by Azerbaijan, when they needed image of stability, there had been almost no shooting fired at the border, while immediately subsequent those Games shootings extensively renewed. I do not expect you to buy assertions of any of the parties, but still anticipate you to exercise your mother wit. It is strange – isn’t it? – that in the 21st century our neighbor day in, and day out, relentlessly and indefatigably takes pride in excessive accumulation of arms and manifold expansion of the military budget; it stubbornly continues making bellicose threats to renew the military hostilities, and does it at the highest level of the head of state. I think now it is obvious to everyone why Armenia had consistently been urging the international community to make statements that were not generic, but were unambiguous as to whom it was addressed to while discussing the ceasefire violations. We shall understand that muffling of the early warning signals of threats to the peace and security may materialize in catastrophic repercussions. Dear Colleagues, Today we witness unspeakable cruelty taking place in the Middle East. The religious intolerance resulted in the irreversible aftermath. We have been most directly affected by the atrocities unfolding there, since they result in the destruction of the Armenian spiritual and cultural heritage artefacts, murder and expulsion of the numerous Armenians residing in Iraq and Syria. The Armenian community of Syria, whose history is centuries-long, shares and experiences all hardships that the Syrian people are undergoing in these difficult times. We are trying to aid the refuges to the best of our abilities: until this day, Armenia received more than 16 thousand refugees from Syria. By this sheer figure, Armenia is one of the first among recipient European countries. Armenians know well the fate of the refuges, of the exiled and expelled. The Armenian Genocide should have claimed many more lives, and the survivors should have gone through much more hardship unless a number of nations, our friends had given us their shoulder in those difficult times. Today it is Germany, Sweden, and some other countries that deserve their due praise for humanism they displayed. They provided hundreds of thousands of refugees with safe haven, and thus reiterated that the assistance was necessary both from the legal and humanist perspectives. Dear Colleagues, This year we all witnessed how the joint and adequate actions paved the way to smoothing out a difficult international issue. An historical agreement was made on the nuclear program of the Islamic Republic of Iran, an immediate neighbor of ours. That critical deal is undoubtedly going to contribute to the global settlement of the conflict situations and consolidation of the mutual trust, and it was made possible by the extended and consistent political and diplomatic efforts. All these come to prove that when there is a political will to bridge disagreements and emphasize the spirit of cooperation, it is indeed possible to find solutions for the most complicated issues. From this podium I would like to once again stress the importance of taking diplomatic efforts, especially with the aim to eliminate the closed borders. Armenia has been subjected to the illegal blockade by its neighbors, and we deem unacceptable such an improvident policy that in the 21st century establishes artificial obstacles disrupting intercultural, human to human and trade contacts. In this context, we highly value the periodic review carried out under the framework of the UN Conferences on Landlocked Developing Countries. We stand ready to invest further efforts in this endeavor, also by hosting intermediate workshops on this topic in our country… … To conclude I would like to join all speakers who have called to take joint efforts to struggle against the darkness, vandalism and hatred. There can be no great and small countries for that cause, and every single one has a role to play. Armenia stands ready to make its contribution to that joint struggle of ours.” http://armenianow.com/news/66580/armenia_president_serzh_sargsyan_un_general_assembly_session

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