Russia-U.S. joint use of Gabala radar station not real presently
Vladimir Putin's proposal on joint use of the Gabala radar station in Azerbaijan is likely to remain an interesting political move, RA National Assembly Speaker Tigran Torosian told a news conference June 22.
"Mr Putin's proposal was at least odd. Nevertheless, some two days later it became clear that only few people rate such cooperation as possible. We will change nothing by constantly thinking of the Gabala radar station. We should target efforts in the fields where we can have influence," the RA NA Speaker said adding that if preconditions for this cooperation are created, the states of the region may express their stance on the issue. Presently, there are no reasons to eye it as real, IA Regnum reports.
Vladimir Putin and George Bush are scheduled to meet in the U.S. July 1-2. They are expected to refer to the subject.
"Mr Putin's proposal was at least odd. Nevertheless, some two days later it became clear that only few people rate such cooperation as possible. We will change nothing by constantly thinking of the Gabala radar station. We should target efforts in the fields where we can have influence," the RA NA Speaker said adding that if preconditions for this cooperation are created, the states of the region may express their stance on the issue. Presently, there are no reasons to eye it as real, IA Regnum reports.
Vladimir Putin and George Bush are scheduled to meet in the U.S. July 1-2. They are expected to refer to the subject.
