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KARABAKH GOVERNMENT ON INTERPOL RECORDS?
KarabakhOpen
13-03-2007 14:52:22
The law enforcement agencies of Azerbaijan continue to prosecute the
best representatives of the Artsakh society, including the national
heroes, even the killed, and sentence them for life, stated President
Arkady Ghukasyan a few days ago answering the question of Professor
Socrat Khanyan. Socrat Khanyan says the Yasmal Court of Baku sentenced
him to ten years in prison. "This is a tragedy for Azerbaijan first
of all because it implies that we can never reach agreement with
them. If these people are inclined to settle the issue and find points
in common, they should act differently. Today "thanks" to Azerbaijan
70 Karabakhis, most of them members of government of the country,
have appeared on the records of Interpol," said Arkady Ghukasyan.
"The problem will not be solved unless Azerbaijan stops the
anti-Armenian propaganda, instills in its public that the Armenians
as neighbors," said the president, underlining that the international
community is either reluctant or unable to influence Azerbaijan.
KarabakhOpen
13-03-2007 14:52:22
The law enforcement agencies of Azerbaijan continue to prosecute the
best representatives of the Artsakh society, including the national
heroes, even the killed, and sentence them for life, stated President
Arkady Ghukasyan a few days ago answering the question of Professor
Socrat Khanyan. Socrat Khanyan says the Yasmal Court of Baku sentenced
him to ten years in prison. "This is a tragedy for Azerbaijan first
of all because it implies that we can never reach agreement with
them. If these people are inclined to settle the issue and find points
in common, they should act differently. Today "thanks" to Azerbaijan
70 Karabakhis, most of them members of government of the country,
have appeared on the records of Interpol," said Arkady Ghukasyan.
"The problem will not be solved unless Azerbaijan stops the
anti-Armenian propaganda, instills in its public that the Armenians
as neighbors," said the president, underlining that the international
community is either reluctant or unable to influence Azerbaijan.