  Gabala pullout won’t affect Russia’s missile defense sector – expert December 12, 2012 - 14:07 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Russia’s pull out from Gabala radar station is an important indicator of the Moscow-Baku political relations, an expert said. “It’s no secret that Russia’s lease of the Azeri station had no so much military and technical as political motivation,” Andrey Areshev told PanARMENIAN.Net “However, Russia’s pullout won’t have negative effects on the country’s capacity in missile defense sector, rather, triggering a further cooling in relations with Azerbaijan,” the expert concluded.   Top stories Issues related to the Karabakh conflict settlement and situation along the frontline were discussed during the meeting. The letter from the Foreign Minister emphasizes Turkey's "gag rule" by qualifying Australia's position on the Armenian Genocide. Karen Grigoryan and Vardan Mkrtchyan were killed, while the Azerbaijani side suffered losses and retreated to their positions. “Our symposium will bring together some major scholars from around the world to discuss these issues and others,” Balakian said.   Partner news |  Latest news Forbes declares Bill Gates richest man in the world for 16th time  Legendary U.S. investor Warren Buffett regained third place in the list with a net worth of $72.7bn, from Amancio Ortega.Obama says Iran must commit to verifiable freeze on nuke program Obama again criticized a plan in the U.S. Senate to impose additional sanctions on Iran if no deal is reached by June 30.Ikea unveils furniture with wireless charging spots for mobile devices "By adding wireless charging to home and office furniture, we minimize the amount of separate chargers needed," Ikea said.Sony rolls out “world's lightest” Xperia Z4 Tablet at MWC Like its predecessor the Xperia Z2 Tablet, it's waterproof and dust resistant, but the 10.1-inch LTPS display has jumped to a 2560 x 1600 resolution. |
