U.N. spokesman Martin Nesirky expressed Ban-ki Ban’s concern Thursday at developments following Lt. Ramil Safarov’s transfer from Hungary last month. Safarov confessed to killing Lt. Gurgen Markarian provoked Azerbaijani officer while both were in Hungary for a 2004 NATO language course, SIA reports.
"We hope that this issue will not harm the Nagorno-Karabakh peace process and the trust between the parties," - said in a briefing Nesirky. In his words, "the alternative to a peaceful settlement of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict does not exist."
Nesirky said Ban emphasizes that all U.N. members have a responsibility "to adhere to international standards and principles of rule of law in criminal cases in order to ensure accountability and fight impunity."
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