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NO PRE-CONDITIONS OF A KIND EXIST IN ARMENIA
Hayots Ashkharh, Armenia
Dec 18 2007
According to the Head of the National Security Service: "Unfortunately
in terms of social security, we perceive the pre-election period as
a stage of explosive danger.
Meanwhile we must particularly underscore that the pre-conditions
faced by many famous countries, the so-called colored revolutions,
cause no threat to Armenia. We are familiar to the existing social
dispositions. By our observation they mainly tend to the consistent
solution of the political, economic, and social issues and the
country's development.
Besides that, unlike the countries having faced colored revolutions, so
far as Armenia is concerned, according to the estimation of different
organizations cooperating with Armenia in different spheres, as well
as structures protecting political civil rights, don't give us any
grounds to think that our country is in crises and that revolution
is the only way to settle this problem.
Consequently I don't think international organizations will assist
the possible revolutionary developments in Armenia."
Hayots Ashkharh, Armenia
Dec 18 2007
According to the Head of the National Security Service: "Unfortunately
in terms of social security, we perceive the pre-election period as
a stage of explosive danger.
Meanwhile we must particularly underscore that the pre-conditions
faced by many famous countries, the so-called colored revolutions,
cause no threat to Armenia. We are familiar to the existing social
dispositions. By our observation they mainly tend to the consistent
solution of the political, economic, and social issues and the
country's development.
Besides that, unlike the countries having faced colored revolutions, so
far as Armenia is concerned, according to the estimation of different
organizations cooperating with Armenia in different spheres, as well
as structures protecting political civil rights, don't give us any
grounds to think that our country is in crises and that revolution
is the only way to settle this problem.
Consequently I don't think international organizations will assist
the possible revolutionary developments in Armenia."