The latest proof of this was, I believe, the game of boycott by Serzh Sargsyan initiated from outside when he did not attend the Lisbon summit of NATO, Azerbaijani MP Gular Ahmadova told in an interview.
As a result, she says, as we remember, the North Atlantic Alliance did not even notice the absence of the President of Armenia and recognized the territorial integrity, independence and sovereignty of Azerbaijan.
'The ‘game of boycott’ by yesterday's locksmith who changed his status, but did not improve his outlook, as it turned out, was very short -, the Armenian president arrived in Astana, at the OSCE summit, in my opinion, again at the instruction of external forces. Armenia's dependence on external forces, by the way, was confirmed by Armenian political analyst Stepan Grigorian.
The specific feature of the current situation is just this time, by fulfilling the order of one of the numerous hosts of Armenia, the president of this country Serzh Sargsyan became a pawn in the game to undermine the influence of Russian President Dmitriy Medvedev, who, by results of the recently held trilateral meeting of the presidents in Astana, said that Azerbaijan and Armenia may reach a coordinated solution on principles of the resolution of the Karabakh conflict by the OSCE summit.
Given this, there are powers, whom the Armenian president considers to be more powerful and influential, if he is ready to fulfill his orders, contradicting the huge work, held by the Russian president in the fair resolution of the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict over Nagorno Karabakh. I am confident that these powers, pursuing their personal interests will easily turn their backs to the Armenian president when the further need for him disappears.
This is the real tragedy of the citizens of modern Armenia, who are obliged to live in the country, whose president agrees to be a pawn in someone’s game to preserve his own power. Serzh Sargsyan also demonstrated his agreement to further position himself in such a humiliated status, was demonstrated in Astana'.
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