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WIDOWS AND MOTHERS OF THOSE KILLED IN KARABAKH WAR DEMAND
SPECIFICITY FROM ARMENIAN AUTHORITIES
YEREVAN, APRIL 14. ARMINFO. Widows and mothers of those killed in the
Karabakh war demand that the Armenian authorities be more specific in
their stated compromises in the Karabakh peace process.
Widow Shushanik Abrahamyan is worried lest the question might be
about possible return of the liberated territories. "We would like to
know what territories they mean. Are they really going to give back
say Jebrail wherefrom the Azeri side shelled the Armenian towns of
Goris and Kapan." "What security guarantees are they talking about -
everybody knows the value of Azerbaijan's and Turkey's guarantees."
"Let them not scare us with war - we have already seen one," says
Abrahamyan.
Mother of a killed soldier Goar Karapetyan wonders how having fought
throughout the military actions and having seen the whole horror of
the war President Robert Kocharyan and Defence Minister Serzh
Sargsyan can now accede to returning territories liberated at the
price of blood. "I trust Kocharyan but want him to bring clarity in
the matter," she says.
SPECIFICITY FROM ARMENIAN AUTHORITIES
YEREVAN, APRIL 14. ARMINFO. Widows and mothers of those killed in the
Karabakh war demand that the Armenian authorities be more specific in
their stated compromises in the Karabakh peace process.
Widow Shushanik Abrahamyan is worried lest the question might be
about possible return of the liberated territories. "We would like to
know what territories they mean. Are they really going to give back
say Jebrail wherefrom the Azeri side shelled the Armenian towns of
Goris and Kapan." "What security guarantees are they talking about -
everybody knows the value of Azerbaijan's and Turkey's guarantees."
"Let them not scare us with war - we have already seen one," says
Abrahamyan.
Mother of a killed soldier Goar Karapetyan wonders how having fought
throughout the military actions and having seen the whole horror of
the war President Robert Kocharyan and Defence Minister Serzh
Sargsyan can now accede to returning territories liberated at the
price of blood. "I trust Kocharyan but want him to bring clarity in
the matter," she says.