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ARTASHES GEGHAMYAN REMINDS ABOUT MURDERS
Lragir
Dec 13 2007
Armenia
In a news conference on December 13 the leader of the National
Solidarity Party Artashes Geghamyan threatened to make revelations if
Levon Ter-Petrosyan and his team continue to denigrate him. Geghamyan
said he did not criticize Ter-Petrosyan and his team but they were
the first to begin, opposing to Geghamyan's political evaluation with
personal insult.
Before the revelations Geghamyan asks Ter-Petrosyan and his team
several questions. "Why was Marius Yuzbashyan killed? Was he killed
because he knew there were KGB agents in Karabakh Committee? Why was
Hambardzum Ghandilyan, the glorious man who ran the railroad like
a clock killed? Was he killed because he knew the invoices came to
Armenia but the goods were sold in Russia? Why was General Isahakyan
shot? Because he knew under whose auspices the trains loaded with
stolen machines were sent to Iran and sold for scrap metal. If they
prefer compromising stories, there is no end to these stories, like
to The Thousand and One Nights," Artashes Geghamyan says.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
Lragir
Dec 13 2007
Armenia
In a news conference on December 13 the leader of the National
Solidarity Party Artashes Geghamyan threatened to make revelations if
Levon Ter-Petrosyan and his team continue to denigrate him. Geghamyan
said he did not criticize Ter-Petrosyan and his team but they were
the first to begin, opposing to Geghamyan's political evaluation with
personal insult.
Before the revelations Geghamyan asks Ter-Petrosyan and his team
several questions. "Why was Marius Yuzbashyan killed? Was he killed
because he knew there were KGB agents in Karabakh Committee? Why was
Hambardzum Ghandilyan, the glorious man who ran the railroad like
a clock killed? Was he killed because he knew the invoices came to
Armenia but the goods were sold in Russia? Why was General Isahakyan
shot? Because he knew under whose auspices the trains loaded with
stolen machines were sent to Iran and sold for scrap metal. If they
prefer compromising stories, there is no end to these stories, like
to The Thousand and One Nights," Artashes Geghamyan says.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress