KARABAKH WAR VETERANS DEMAND AZERBAIJANI PRESIDENT\'S RESIGNATION
By empty (6/11/2003 issue of the CACI Analyst)
The Movement of Karabakh War Veterans issued a statement in Baku on 11 June calling on President Aliev to resign, Turan reported. The statement blames Aliev for the deterioration in the socioeconomic and military-political situation in Azerbaijan, for the emigration of hundreds of thousands of people in search of employment, and for failing to liberate Azerbaijani territory occupied by Armenian forces. (Turan).Visit also
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