New war not expected in South Caucasus

PanARMENIAN.Net - "Despite the Azerbaijani President before his meeting with Armenian President in Munich said about possibility of hostilities, I do not think such scenario is realistic. I think that Aliyev was rather trying to frighten the organizers of the meeting to secure their pressure on the President Serzh Sargsyan, " Alexander Zinker , Director of the Institute of East European countries in Tel Aviv, ex-Knesset member told PanARMENIAN.Net



In his opinion, the international community will not allow to unleash another war in the South Caucasus. Moreover, it was particularly Russian-Georgian military confrontation showed that complecated national and territorial issues cannot be solved only in military way.



"Therefore, the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan should be prepared to phased approximation in all matters of confrontation. The outcomes of the Munich meeting were rated by experts as positive, " Mr. Zinker stressed.
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