  Young Azeri activists organize unarmed tour to Artsakh March 19, 2013 - 15:59 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - A group of young Azerbaijanis have resolved to organize a tour to Akna (previously known as Agdam town), urging for an unarmed march to Nagorno Karabakh, haqqin.az. reported. A page has been created on Facebook social network, with the following announcement posted: “We ourselves will offer a solution to the unresolved problem. Neither the international forces, nor the current authorities will condemn our decision. We are against a war. We are just returning home. Together we will take an unarmed tour to Karabakh! The more people join us, the fewer obstacles we will face. We will prove that we are right,” the post reads. The organizers called on other activists to join them for May 8 tour. Partner news  Top stories President Sahakyan stressed the combat readiness of Artsakh defense among key factors in the country’s security and state building. “The above mentioned NGOs’ participation in the forum is only possible as a part of Azerbaijani delegation,” ANP said. The military academy will be named after legendary commanders of Armenian origin Alexander Suvorov and Valerian Mandatov. French Co-Chair of the OSCE Minsk Group Jacques Faure said the co-chairs are not planning a visit to Nagorno Karabakh.   Partner news |  Topic Latest news 17 Pakistani children burnt to death as school bus explodes  Many vehicles in energy-starved Pakistan are powered by relatively cheap compressed natural gas and cylinder blasts are common.Radiation leak reported after incident at Japanese lab Researchers and others who were engaged in experiments and other work at the laboratory may have been exposed to radiation.Islamist group Boko Haram camps destroyed in Nigeria Some 2,000 soldiers were deployed to the region last week, in the biggest campaign to date against Boko Haram.U.S. says Syria conflict threatens Lebanon’s stability Syria has been locked in an increasingly bloody civil war since demonstrations broke out against the Assad regime in March 2011. |
