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Decision on Killing Hrant Dink was Made by `The State Within The State'
20.01.2007 16:55 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Organization `Grey Wolves' can be involved in Hrant
Dink's assassination, told specialist in Turkic philology Ruben
Safrastyan, director of the Institute of Oriental Studies of Armenian
NAS (National Academy of Sciences) the PanARMRNIAN.Net journalist. In
his words, `Grey Wolves' can be only performers of the crime, and the
customers should be looked for in higher echelons of power, which
tries to keep the model founded by Kemal Atatürk. The `state within
the state' consists of leaders of political parties, representatives
of big business, army, and intellectuals. This is a portion of Turkish
society, which by all means tries to enclose the country from
Islamists at the head of Prime Minister Erdoghan,' Safrastyan
stressed.
Alongside the specialist in Turkic philology did not exclude a
possible attack on Nobel Prize winner and writer Orhan Pamuk, who has
also spoken about the Armenian Genocide. It is worth mentioning that
the PanARMENIAN.Net journalist's all efforts to contact Pamuk were
useless. In Safrastyan's opinion, most probably Pamuk has already
departed from Turkey.
From: Baghdasarian
Decision on Killing Hrant Dink was Made by `The State Within The State'
20.01.2007 16:55 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Organization `Grey Wolves' can be involved in Hrant
Dink's assassination, told specialist in Turkic philology Ruben
Safrastyan, director of the Institute of Oriental Studies of Armenian
NAS (National Academy of Sciences) the PanARMRNIAN.Net journalist. In
his words, `Grey Wolves' can be only performers of the crime, and the
customers should be looked for in higher echelons of power, which
tries to keep the model founded by Kemal Atatürk. The `state within
the state' consists of leaders of political parties, representatives
of big business, army, and intellectuals. This is a portion of Turkish
society, which by all means tries to enclose the country from
Islamists at the head of Prime Minister Erdoghan,' Safrastyan
stressed.
Alongside the specialist in Turkic philology did not exclude a
possible attack on Nobel Prize winner and writer Orhan Pamuk, who has
also spoken about the Armenian Genocide. It is worth mentioning that
the PanARMENIAN.Net journalist's all efforts to contact Pamuk were
useless. In Safrastyan's opinion, most probably Pamuk has already
departed from Turkey.
From: Baghdasarian