ANKARA AND BAKU KEEP ON AGREED-ON POLICY AIMING AT YEREVAN'S ISOLATION

PanARMENIAN.Net - Speaking on the perspective of Armenia's joining the trilateral Azeri-Turkish-Georgian cooperation in the sphere of struggle against terror, Azeri minister of internal affairs Ramil Usubov stated this could be possible only after «the fair Karabakh conflict settlement on the basis of the territorial integrity principle». Turkish foreign minister Kazim Yujelen has also spoken in this way noting that Armenia might join the agreement "On cooperation in the struggle against terror, organized crime and other grave crimes" if "it respects the territorial integrity of the countries of the region". So, it becomes obvious that Baku and Ankara continue to conduct agreed-on policy aiming at Yerevan's isolation and elimination of it from the processes of the regional integration. As it is known all the international organizations and great powers are against this. It should be reminded that the Secretary general of the CIS Collective Security Council Valery Nikolayenko has recently stated the conclusion of Azeri-Turkish-Georgian agreement of the struggle against the terror worries Russian federation.