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    IN STEPAN ZAKARIAN'S WORDS, ARMENIA LOSES CONSIDERABLE PART OF ITS INDEPENDENCE AS A RESULT OF OCTOBER 27 TERRORISM

    Noyan Tapan
    Oct 30 2006

    YEREVAN, OCTOBER 30, NOYAN TAPAN. Armenia lost the considerable
    part of its independence as a result of the October 27, 1999,
    terrorism. Stepan Zakarian, a member of the "Ardaroutiun" (Justice)
    faction of the RA National Assembly made such a statement at the
    October 27 briefing. In his words, politicians who became victims of
    the terrorism classified dignity of the state very highly and were
    independent people. In S.Zakarian's opinion, the foreign policy
    of Armenia would be much clearer if politicians implementing it
    were also independent. And loss of that independence is seen even
    relating to the Russian-Georgian cases, when, in the deputy's words,
    "patriotic Armenians are arrested as a result of back-stage agreements
    and to play up to another state." He mentioned that during the Soviet
    years Karen Demirchian managed to act in the way that Armenia was much
    more prosperous than neighbouring republics were. "And today Armenia's
    property is given to strategic ally Russia without any compensation,"
    S.Zakarian mentioned. In his words, K.Demirchian proved in 1988
    that the people's fate is more valuable for him than his post. In
    S.Zakarian's words, if he clung to the chair, the one that happened
    in Czechoslovakia and Hungary, would take place in Armenia as well.
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