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Hikmet Hajiyev, a familiar figure, says Armenia should apologize to Azerbaijanis for having prevented them from returning to their homes for 30 years. Has Armenia’s Security Council Secretary, who says he speaks to Hajiyev “every other day,” already apologized on his own part? Or, if he disagrees with Hajiyev, will he say so publicly? What Hikmet Hajiyev is doing is not simply a whim or an instance of a “victor’s arrogance.” Hajiyev is probably too skilled to give in to such impulses. What he is doing…
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