AN ALTERNATIVE ACCORD ON KARABAKH?

Publication: Monitor Volume: 1 Issue: 58

July 24, 1995 07:00 AM Age: 29 years

A Turkish newspaper,Yeni Sayfa, reported last week that Armenia, Azerbaijan,and Turkey are working behind the scenes on a Karabakh agreementthat would keep Karabakh in Azerbaijan, allow a pipeline to beconstructed through Armenia, and lead to massive Turkish assistanceto Yerevan. This report may be a negotiating tactic by Baku ratherthan an actual negotiation: On July 24, the OSCE-sponsored Karabakhtalks will resume in Austria.

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