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Armenian expert does not exclude military coup in Turkey
01.02.2007 17:57 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ There exist two kinds of Turkey: one is Turkey in
`Taksim Square', it is a smaller part of the country with European
values. And just there Hrant Dink's funeral and demonstrations took
place, it is that 100 000 people. This Turkey includes some towns of
European part, part of Ankara,' said director of Caucasian Media
Institute, political scientist Alexander Iskandaryan during an
interview to the PanARMENIAN.Net journalist. In his words, the other
greater part of Turkey is nationalistic and Islamic country. `Truly,
here Islam is not so strong as in Afghanistan or Iran, but Islamists
are rather strong.
An attempt of military coup is possible there, which, principally, is
not new for Turkey when country's direction changes from West to
Islam, that is to say, from the state created by Ataturk to more
Islamic. `I am sure, the bullets shot at Hrant Dink, were directed at
liberal Turkey,' stated Armenian political scientist.
Armenian expert does not exclude military coup in Turkey
01.02.2007 17:57 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ There exist two kinds of Turkey: one is Turkey in
`Taksim Square', it is a smaller part of the country with European
values. And just there Hrant Dink's funeral and demonstrations took
place, it is that 100 000 people. This Turkey includes some towns of
European part, part of Ankara,' said director of Caucasian Media
Institute, political scientist Alexander Iskandaryan during an
interview to the PanARMENIAN.Net journalist. In his words, the other
greater part of Turkey is nationalistic and Islamic country. `Truly,
here Islam is not so strong as in Afghanistan or Iran, but Islamists
are rather strong.
An attempt of military coup is possible there, which, principally, is
not new for Turkey when country's direction changes from West to
Islam, that is to say, from the state created by Ataturk to more
Islamic. `I am sure, the bullets shot at Hrant Dink, were directed at
liberal Turkey,' stated Armenian political scientist.