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USA may increase military aid to Azerbaijan
Assa-Irada, Azerbaijan
Nov 23 2004
The US government has approved a draft law stipulating that a different
volume of military aid will be provided to Azerbaijan and Armenia in
2005, unlike this year.
The US President's Bush administration has come up with a proposal
to provide more assistance to Azerbaijan, as the country may receive
$6 million more than Armenia.
The US Armenian assembly has said that the bill allegedly envisages
providing $8.175 million to Azerbaijan and Armenia each.
Under the draft law, the United States plans to provide $75 million
worth of aid to Armenia in 2005, which is $13 million more than the
amount envisioned by the Bush administration.
The bill, which also envisions allocating humanitarian assistance
worth $3 million to the separatist regime of Upper Garabagh, will be
forwarded to President Bush after its approval by the US Senate.*
Assa-Irada, Azerbaijan
Nov 23 2004
The US government has approved a draft law stipulating that a different
volume of military aid will be provided to Azerbaijan and Armenia in
2005, unlike this year.
The US President's Bush administration has come up with a proposal
to provide more assistance to Azerbaijan, as the country may receive
$6 million more than Armenia.
The US Armenian assembly has said that the bill allegedly envisages
providing $8.175 million to Azerbaijan and Armenia each.
Under the draft law, the United States plans to provide $75 million
worth of aid to Armenia in 2005, which is $13 million more than the
amount envisioned by the Bush administration.
The bill, which also envisions allocating humanitarian assistance
worth $3 million to the separatist regime of Upper Garabagh, will be
forwarded to President Bush after its approval by the US Senate.*