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GEORGIAN PRESS: DASHNAKS TRANSFER ARMENIANS FROM ARMENIA, NAGORNO KARABAKH, RUSSIA, SYRIA AND IRAN IN JAVAKHETIA
Azeri Press Agency, Azerbaijan
July 17 2007
"Armenians living ion Javakhetia have recently started to falsify
Georgia's history. Armenian separatists of Samtskhe-Javakhetia,
especially pro-dashnaksutyun organizations VIRK, Arshyalus, Parvana,
Cavakhk, Unique Cavakhk introduce ancient Georgian territory
Javakhetiya as a part of Great Armenia," reads the article about
Armenians actions connected with territorial claims in Georgia
published in Palitra and New Seven Days newspapers, APA reports.
Chief of Geyret party Alibala Asgarov told APA that the article
written at the appeals of Georgian Young Patriots Union exposes
separatist actions of Armenians. The article says that separatist
organization Cavadkhkn National Freedom Movement makes aggressive
statements addressing the state and Georgian people.
"Armenian separatist strengthen anti-Georgian actions and transfer
Armenians from Armenia, Nagorno Karabakh, Russia, Syria and Iran in
the region of Ninosminda. Sectarian Russians living in the village
of Gorelovka were obliged to leave the region due to the pressures of
Armenian chauvinists. Armenian separatists have informal military units
in the village of Gandza which pose threats to Georgia's territorial
integrity. Georgian leadership ignores all this since they have blood
relations with Armenians, Georgians should prevent chauvinist spirit
of Armenians," the article says.
Alibala Asgarov said that at the end of the article Georgian author
mentions Armenians territorial claims against Azerbaijanis and come
to the conclusion that Armenians are disgusting and betrayer.
Azeri Press Agency, Azerbaijan
July 17 2007
"Armenians living ion Javakhetia have recently started to falsify
Georgia's history. Armenian separatists of Samtskhe-Javakhetia,
especially pro-dashnaksutyun organizations VIRK, Arshyalus, Parvana,
Cavakhk, Unique Cavakhk introduce ancient Georgian territory
Javakhetiya as a part of Great Armenia," reads the article about
Armenians actions connected with territorial claims in Georgia
published in Palitra and New Seven Days newspapers, APA reports.
Chief of Geyret party Alibala Asgarov told APA that the article
written at the appeals of Georgian Young Patriots Union exposes
separatist actions of Armenians. The article says that separatist
organization Cavadkhkn National Freedom Movement makes aggressive
statements addressing the state and Georgian people.
"Armenian separatist strengthen anti-Georgian actions and transfer
Armenians from Armenia, Nagorno Karabakh, Russia, Syria and Iran in
the region of Ninosminda. Sectarian Russians living in the village
of Gorelovka were obliged to leave the region due to the pressures of
Armenian chauvinists. Armenian separatists have informal military units
in the village of Gandza which pose threats to Georgia's territorial
integrity. Georgian leadership ignores all this since they have blood
relations with Armenians, Georgians should prevent chauvinist spirit
of Armenians," the article says.
Alibala Asgarov said that at the end of the article Georgian author
mentions Armenians territorial claims against Azerbaijanis and come
to the conclusion that Armenians are disgusting and betrayer.