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Sabah, Turkey
March 3 2007
Lie of Akdamar
The headline of Hürriyet newspaper "Erdoðan will open Akdamar as a
gesture for Armenian bill" was refuted.
Referring to the article stating that the Prime Minister Erdoðan has
postponed the opening of Van Akdamar Church to March 29, the
resources of the prime ministry said: "No such opening exists in
Erdoðan's programs."
Lie of Akdamar
The article at the headline of Hürriyet newspaper stating that
Erdoðan will open Akdamar Armenian Church in Van on March 29 as a
meaningful response to the Armenian genocide claims to be voted at
the US House of Representatives was refuted. The Prime Minister will
attend the "Clear Internet" Campaign conference at that date.
Referring to the article stating that the Prime Minister Erdoðan has
postponed the opening of Van Akdamar Church to March 29, the
resources of the prime ministry said: "No such opening exists in
Erdoðan's programs."
March 3 2007
Lie of Akdamar
The headline of Hürriyet newspaper "Erdoðan will open Akdamar as a
gesture for Armenian bill" was refuted.
Referring to the article stating that the Prime Minister Erdoðan has
postponed the opening of Van Akdamar Church to March 29, the
resources of the prime ministry said: "No such opening exists in
Erdoðan's programs."
Lie of Akdamar
The article at the headline of Hürriyet newspaper stating that
Erdoðan will open Akdamar Armenian Church in Van on March 29 as a
meaningful response to the Armenian genocide claims to be voted at
the US House of Representatives was refuted. The Prime Minister will
attend the "Clear Internet" Campaign conference at that date.
Referring to the article stating that the Prime Minister Erdoðan has
postponed the opening of Van Akdamar Church to March 29, the
resources of the prime ministry said: "No such opening exists in
Erdoðan's programs."