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  • Azerbaijani FM Issued Statement Against Resolution Adopted By U.S.

    Prime News Agency, Georgia
    Oct 12 2007


    Azerbaijani FM Issued Statement Against Resolution Adopted By U.S. On
    Recognition Of Armenian Genocide



    Tbilisi. October 12 (Prime-News) - Foreign Ministry of Azerbaijan
    issued a statement against the resolution adopted by the U.S. House
    of Representative's Foreign Affairs Committee on recognition of the
    Armenian genocide.


    Trend news agency informs that the Foreign Ministry of Azerbaijan
    condemns this decision as wrong and biased and considers it harmful
    for the developments in the region and globally, the statement said

    Azerbaijan supports the Turkish call to examine the archival
    documents related to the World War I tragedies in this part of the
    world. It is crucial to learn all details before taking steps.

    Azerbaijan suffered itself from notorious ethnic cleansing by
    Armenia, vivid example of which is genocide in Azerbaijani town of
    Khojaly, where hundreds of women, kids, and elderly people have been
    killed. Azerbaijan, which is also a victim of numerous terrorist acts
    and occupation of territories by Armenia, knows well how Armenian
    Diaspora and Government hide their own misdoings through the
    aggressive propaganda.

    MFA of Azerbaijan strongly urges the U.S. House of Representatives to
    refrain from adopting the Resolution 106 in order to demonstrate that
    the United States Congress is impartial and not under the pressure of
    ethnic lobbies.

    The U.S. House of Representative's Foreign Affairs Committee adopted
    the draft Resolution 106, which characterizes the events of 1915 in
    Ottoman Empire related to relocation of the part of the Armenian
    population collaborating with invading forces, as "genocide".

    http://eng.primenewsonline.com/news/130/ARTICLE/ 16022/2007-10-12.html
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