"Questioned its neutrality": Baku demands to exclude France from the Minsk Group on Karabakh

The Azerbaijani Milli Majlis (parliament) made an appeal to the country's government. It contains a proposal to exclude France from the list of the co-chairs of the OSCE Minsk Group, which deals with the settlement of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.

This is discussed in the statement of the Azerbaijani legislative body.

Baku demanded to exclude France from the Minsk Group, as it "questioned its neutrality." The Azerbaijani parliamentarians mean by this the decision of the French Senate to call on the government to recognize the independence of Artsakh at the state level.

In addition, the document of the Azerbaijani parliament contains proposals for revising political relations between Baku and Paris, as well as revising economic ties and "taking appropriate measures."

Most of the deputies of this body voted for the resolution of the Milli Majlis. When its text was discussed, proposals were made to recall the Azerbaijani ambassador from France for consultations and to sever all relations with French parliamentarians.

A day earlier, the French Senate adopted a document containing a proposal to the government to recognize the independence of Nagorno-Karabakh. The resolution was voted for by 305 deputies out of 306 available.

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[Tiksi-3]

305 deputies out of 306 available voted for the resolution. do they have there that United France in the Senate?)))

[Sidor Amenpodestovich]

Quote: Tiksi-3

305 deputies out of 306 available voted for the resolution. do they have there that United France in the Senate?)))

France and its Senate are infinitely far from the problems of Karabakh, and it seems to me that they do not care. But there is a desire to somehow express, so they poured out.
I remember a phrase attributed to Marie Antoinette:
"If they don't have bread, let them eat cakes."

[Tusv]

Quote: Sydor Amenpospestovich

France and its Senate are infinitely far from the problems of Karabakh, and it seems to me that they do not care.

Didn't care, but now the Russians and independence are the best solution from the point of view of the West. But their mercantile interests completely coincide with my opinion. Karabakh must be independent

[alex neym_2]

Turks are closer to Azerbaijanis in spirit than Slavs, but they still strive to sell the orange in Russia.

[Vladimir Mashkov]

EVERYTHING is correct: judges must be impartial. And France openly takes the side of Karabakh. True, Macron has not yet expressed his opinion on this Senate initiative.

[alexmach]

"If they don't have bread, let them eat cakes."

The phrase, by the way, is not so far from reality and is not as stupid as it seems. According to the French laws of those years, it was necessary to have "social" bread on sale. If it was not enough, it was necessary to sell other bakery products at its price.

[iouris]

Yeah. Only Turkey is neutral.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: iouris

Yeah. Only Turkey is neutral.

I think soon the Azerbaijanis will propose, instead of the French, the Turks to be included in the Minsk Group on Karabakh.

[Siberian]

Quote: tihonmarine

Quote: iouris

Yeah. Only Turkey is neutral.

I think soon the Azerbaijanis will propose, instead of the French, the Turks to be included in the Minsk Group on Karabakh.

So the Turks are already in the Minsk Group on Karabakh.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: sibiryk

So the Turks are already in the Minsk Group on Karabakh.

Well, then it is clear from whom the proposal for France comes.

[dzvero]

Alternatively, France may propose to exclude Azerbaijan from the Minsk Group on Karabakh

[Stavorg]

Quote: tihonmarine

Quote: iouris

Yeah. Only Turkey is neutral.

I think soon the Azerbaijanis will propose, instead of the French, the Turks to be included in the Minsk Group on Karabakh.

This is what Vlad is heading for ... Pashinyan clung to power with his teeth and wets the opposition!
Everything is going according to plan for the Turkish one .. No matter how urgently our "peacekeepers" have to flee from Karabakh under shelling from both sides and the whooping of the "world community" .. God forbid this

[iouris]

Quote: Stavorg

No matter how urgently our "peacekeepers" have to flee from Karabakh

To Georgia or Iran?

[sav]

The French have already discredited themselves with many as parties to agreements / contracts.

[bondrostov]

Yes, I agree Immediately the mistrals were recalled

[tihonmarine]

Quote: bondrostov

Yes, I agree Immediately the mistrals were recalled

Everyone probably remembered it.

[Stavorg]

Quote: tihonmarine

Quote: bondrostov

Yes, I agree Immediately the mistrals were recalled

Everyone probably remembered it.

Exactly so who understands the topic And many are only happy that they are swaying Russia and rejoice violently, maliciously

[The gentleman]

Old Europe's last chance to make itself known. the French, with their democracy, no one perceives

[ANB]

Azerbaijan reacts somewhat softly.

[Kart]

So how should it be?
Howl, hammer, wheeze? Move troops to Paris?

[vadim dok]

The French Foreign Ministry disavowed this Senate resolution! IT IS ONLY RECOMMENDED!

[halpat]

Quote: vadim dok

The French Foreign Ministry disavowed this Senate resolution! IT IS ONLY RECOMMENDED!

in a couple of days they will say that there was nothing at all, no resolutions and no senate, and all this is intrigues you know who :))

[Yujanin]

After France, Karabakh is recognized by the rest of the world's leading countries, Azerbaijan will naturally not attack Artsakh and the Karabakh conflict (in fact, an abscess) will be closed once and for all.
Thank you all!
Strangers on the way out! Everybody's Free!
Respectfully yours Pashik

[bondrostov]

Looks like a powerful Armenian diaspora in France.

[Yujanin]

See in France powerful Armenian diaspora.

Take it higher.

[Livonetc]

Quote: Yujanin

See in France powerful Armenian diaspora.

Take it higher.

What, are all Frenchmen Armenians?
Or are the entire leadership of France Armenians?

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: bondrostov

Looks like a powerful Armenian diaspora in France.

And the diaspora is not small, and relations between France and Ankara are almost completely ruined. Apparently, Macron is trying to put a pin on Erdogan, since there are no other interests of France in this region, with the exception of one - to spoil the appetite of one of the beneficiaries of the outcome of the conflict, that is, Turkey. Here it is also interesting, in which borders France is going to recognize the NKR - as a result of the war, or within the pre-war borders?

[halpat]

Not a hairpin :)
Macron threw a loofah in bozbash :)

[Free wind]

Very influential, at one time they pushed the concept of the Armenian genocide by the Turks during the First World War, despite the resistance of the Turks to the European Parliament.

[midivan]

Quote: Yujanin

Respectfully yours Pashik

If I were in your (Pashik's) place, I would not be so happy. As soon as Artsakh is recognized, the joining of the knee of Armenians and "your" fifth point will take place, and it will be painful, this is not yet an understandable situation of those who want to "your" place is not very many, otherwise they would have docked

[X-factor]

If this happens, then in 5 years there will be 1 more war. Already for a complete finishing move. France deliberately agitates everything in order to diminish the role of Russia, as well as to prevent the fading of the conflict.

[Yujanin]

If this happens, then in 5 years there will be 1 more war. Already for a complete finishing move.

But first, 6 months before the expiration date, you will need to ask the Russians to leave. They, in turn, will distribute Russian passports to the Armenians, and on this basis, the Armenians of Karabakh will ask to protect them from genocide. And Karabakh will turn into a second Kaliningrad.
Now ask a question, is it profitable for us to leave the land in the Russian Federation or to close our eyes to the recognition of the NKR and wait for the Armenians to ask the Russian Federation to leave Karabakh? Of two evils, which is better?

[X-factor]

Russia will not spoil relations with Azerbaijan, just as Azerbaijan will not spoil relations with Russia. Azerbaijan is a small mosquito for Russia, but mosquitoes often bring problems.

[Lyuba1965_01]

The fact is that Karabakh itself has no value for Russia to fit in for it. Its geopolitical position is not very favorable from a strategic point of view, there are no minerals there, so why spend money on its maintenance? If we take its national composition, which is Armenian at the moment, then there is Armenia nearby where they can go. So why create a second, albeit not official, Armenia? Isn't it enough? So what will the ethnic Armenians give Russia, who will never forget that they are Armenians with Russian citizenship? Are there few Armenian citizens of the Russian Federation in Russia? Do you need a few tens of thousands more?

[Lyuba1965_01]

The fact is that Karabakh itself has no value for Russia to fit in for it. Its geopolitical position is not very favorable from a strategic point of view, there are no minerals there, so why spend money on its maintenance? If we take his national composition, which is currently Armenian, then there is Armenia nearby where they can go. So why create a second, albeit not official, Armenia? Isn't it enough? So what will the ethnic Armenians give Russia, who will never forget that they are Armenians with Russian citizenship? Are there few Armenian citizens of the Russian Federation in Russia? Do you need a few tens of thousands more?

[Lyuba1965_01]

And then what about paragraph 4 of Art. 2 of the UN Charter? And what about Pashinyan's statements that there are Armenian lands in Georgia and, therefore, it is likely that after success in Azerbaijan Armenia will climb into Georgia as well? And the problem with Karabakh will never be closed, because many countries (in their own interests) will never recognize Karabakh. So do not expect the whole world to recognize his independence. With this, many states will open a Pandora's box in their countries, and not a single sane head of state will do this ..

[X-factor]

More and more it seems to me that the French government has lost its virgin honor.

[hydro]

Azerbaijan has lost its virgin honor, which greets the Turks as masters!

[Lyuba1965_01]

If Azerbaijan greeted Russians like the Turks, would you say then that Azerbaijan has lost its virginity? Well, and also another question: how did Russia help Azerbaijan in the return of its territories? It would help - then Azerbaijan would lose virginity with Russia.

[orionvitt]

Che, France tightens the nuts to the Turks, so they voiced. I do not like. Wait, it won't be.

[maiman61]

What else can you expect from the flawed! These are the French and that says it all! Language is longer than mind!

[Deniso]

The Milli Majlis went into hysterics because of the Senate's proposal, what will happen when the parliament approves

[iouris]

Did Yerevan recognize it?

[Kuzmitsky]

In general, interesting people live in Yerevan. Themselves did not recognize Karabakh, but demanded from others.

[iouris]

And why is this Minsk group needed if there is a group of troops?

[Hello from Baku]

Refuseniks have already gone
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8 French senators who voted for the resolution on the recognition of the so-called "Nagorno-Karabakh Republic" withdrew their votes.
Senators Ferat Françoise, Philippe Bonnecarier, Alain Duffurg, Evelyn Perrot, Nadia Sollogub withdrew their votes and declared themselves abstained. Anne-Catherine Loisier, Hervé Moret and Jean-Pierre Mauga, having withdrawn their votes, announced that they would refuse to vote.