Gabala radar not priority for U.S.
Join use of Gabala radar with Russia is not a priority for the United States, an expert said.
"The fact is that the U.S. like China is not aspired to launch joint projects. It has an organization - NATO - where it acts as a leader and controls the situation. In relations with Russia, Americans are too skeptical. The same is about Russians," said Yuri Sigov, observer of a Washington-based business journal.
"If U.S. really needed a monitor point it would just pay Azerbaijan and build there whatever it wants," he said, Day.az reported.
"The fact is that the U.S. like China is not aspired to launch joint projects. It has an organization - NATO - where it acts as a leader and controls the situation. In relations with Russia, Americans are too skeptical. The same is about Russians," said Yuri Sigov, observer of a Washington-based business journal.
"If U.S. really needed a monitor point it would just pay Azerbaijan and build there whatever it wants," he said, Day.az reported.
