This came according to a statement issued by the Executive Council of the aforementioned party, which was published on the website of the Turkish opposition newspaper “Arti Gersk”, on Sunday, and was followed by Al-Ain News.
In its statement, the party called on Erdogan’s regime to “work to establish peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan, not war,” warning that “the conflict between the two countries will develop into an all-out war.”
Criticizing the Turkish government’s position on the conflict, he added: “Instead of supporting one side of the Turkish government and expanding the scope of the war between the two countries, we call on the government to pursue a policy that strengthens peace between the two countries.”
He stressed that “there will be no victor for this war, as it will destroy both sides. That is why we call on the governments of the two countries to declare a ceasefire and take the necessary measures to protect civilians first.”
In light of the clashes between Baku and Yerevan, Turkey entered the crisis line by stoking fire between the two countries, by supporting its ally Azerbaijan with all its capabilities, within the framework of Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s policy that feeds on conflict areas.
And Turkey joined in endorsing the flames of war between the two sides by sending about 4 thousand Syrian mercenaries to fight alongside Azerbaijan against the Armenian forces.
This incendiary engagement in the hands of states prompted Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, on Sunday, to call on the great powers to prevent Turkey from engaging in the conflict.
The conflict in Karabakh dates back to February 1988, when the Nagorno Karabakh Autonomous District declared its secession from the Republic of Azerbaijan.
In the context of the armed confrontation that took place between 1992 and 1994, Azerbaijan lost its control of Nagorny Karabakh and seven other adjacent regions.
Since 1992, the issue of the peaceful settlement of this conflict has been the subject of negotiations within the framework of the Minsk Group of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, headed by three co-chairs Russia, the United States and France.
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