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TURKISH FOREIGN MINISTER'S STATEMENTS IN WASHINGTON ARE NOTHING BUT DEMARCHE: ARMENIAN PRESIDENT'S ADVISOR FOR NATIONAL SECURITY
Yerevan, February 10. ArmInfo. Turkish Foreign Minister Abdullah
Gul's statements in Washington concerning the problem of international
recognition of the Armenian Genocide are nothing but demarche, Garnik
Isagulyan, the Armenian President's Advisor for national security,
said at a press-conference at the discussion club, Saturday.
According to him, the Turkish Government's statements about the USA
concerning the possible adoption of the resolution on the Armenian
Genocide by the US Congress are unlikely to give the results
Turkey wishes. In this connection, G.Isagulyan reminded that when
the French Parliament was adopting the resolution on the Armenian
Genocide, Turkey's statements about France remained just statements,
nothing more. So, Turkey's activated resistance to the adoption of
the resolution by the US Congress will be to no avail, he said. In
G.Isagulyan's opinion, the resolution will most likely be adopted. In
this case, Turkey may try to establish closer cooperation with Russia,
but G.Isagulyan doesn't consider that such course of events will
seriously threaten Armenia's security. Nevertheless, any changes in
the region may affect Armenia's condition, he emphasized.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
Yerevan, February 10. ArmInfo. Turkish Foreign Minister Abdullah
Gul's statements in Washington concerning the problem of international
recognition of the Armenian Genocide are nothing but demarche, Garnik
Isagulyan, the Armenian President's Advisor for national security,
said at a press-conference at the discussion club, Saturday.
According to him, the Turkish Government's statements about the USA
concerning the possible adoption of the resolution on the Armenian
Genocide by the US Congress are unlikely to give the results
Turkey wishes. In this connection, G.Isagulyan reminded that when
the French Parliament was adopting the resolution on the Armenian
Genocide, Turkey's statements about France remained just statements,
nothing more. So, Turkey's activated resistance to the adoption of
the resolution by the US Congress will be to no avail, he said. In
G.Isagulyan's opinion, the resolution will most likely be adopted. In
this case, Turkey may try to establish closer cooperation with Russia,
but G.Isagulyan doesn't consider that such course of events will
seriously threaten Armenia's security. Nevertheless, any changes in
the region may affect Armenia's condition, he emphasized.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress