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Karabakh Conflict Goes Beyond Armenian-Azerbaijani Relations

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'The Karabakh conflict has gone beyond Armenian-Azerbaijani relations the subject of the diplomatic and economic fight between Armenia and Azerbaijan.

This is very frustrating. However, despite this we have come to the higher position', said member of the Milli Majlis Committee on Security and Defense, deputy Zahid Oruj.

He said the main direction of the activity of the Azerbaijani president is inclining to neutralizing the influence of external powers on Karabakh and Armenia in order to face the occupant one-on-one on the military and political arena.

'Even the most neutral experts say that Azerbaijan’s positions have strengthened. The Russian activity in the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict has recently been directed not against us. This can be characterized as one of the achievements of our foreign policy.

In addition, according to my conclusions, the resolution of the Karabakh conflict will primarily depend on the strengthening of interstate structure. Karabakh is a barometer which helps us see our problems better and is an indicator for their removal and unification since eastern peoples are a little bit conceited by their vital composition and temper.

A part of the Muslim world is focused on oil and other resources and this presumption can be related to this, however, I think that international forces must change the correlation in the region.

Changes will also occur in the Karabakh conflict and conflict settlement. However, Azerbaijan must attain this for changes not to cause any damage'. 

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