Tweet
Hürriyet, Turkey
Feb 15 2007
Turkey faces more dangers than ever
General Yasar Buyukanit's speech at the Turkish Embassy last night,
hosted by Turkish Ambassador to Washington, DC Nabi Sensoy, took
place amidst comments of "Save us Pasha, Turkey is secular, and will
stay secular."
General Buyukanit touched on a variety of different topics, ranging
from the Armenian claims of genocide to Cyprus to the ongoing war in
Iraq. Responding to speculation from some circles that Turkey faced a
threat of "being divided," Buyukanit said "There is no one that could
ever divide Turkey. No one would ever be that brave." Buyukanit began
his speech by warning the audience that "My visit here unfortunately
takes place during a very criticial period of time.....Today Turkey,
since its formation as the Turkish Republic in 1923, has never faced
as many risks and threats as it now faces."
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
Feb 15 2007
Turkey faces more dangers than ever
General Yasar Buyukanit's speech at the Turkish Embassy last night,
hosted by Turkish Ambassador to Washington, DC Nabi Sensoy, took
place amidst comments of "Save us Pasha, Turkey is secular, and will
stay secular."
General Buyukanit touched on a variety of different topics, ranging
from the Armenian claims of genocide to Cyprus to the ongoing war in
Iraq. Responding to speculation from some circles that Turkey faced a
threat of "being divided," Buyukanit said "There is no one that could
ever divide Turkey. No one would ever be that brave." Buyukanit began
his speech by warning the audience that "My visit here unfortunately
takes place during a very criticial period of time.....Today Turkey,
since its formation as the Turkish Republic in 1923, has never faced
as many risks and threats as it now faces."
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress