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RA FM: ARMENIA AND GEORGIA DO NOT EXPERIENCE UNSOLVABLE PROBLEMS
PanARMENIAN.Net
30.07.2008 18:23 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ The problems of Georgian Armenians are in focus
of the Republic of Armenia but these problems are solvable, Armenian
Foreign Minister told reporters today.
"Armenia and Georgia do not experience unsolvable problems. Friendly
relations with Georgia are important for us and our steps should be
meant for alleviation of tensions and strengthening of cooperation. I
will meet with my Georgian counterpart in mid-September and we will
try to resolve the existing problems," Edward Nalbandian said.
On July 20, three days after the explosion at Akhalkalaki police
chief Samvel Petrosyan, Georgian special forces and police rushed
into the house belonging to United Javakhk leader, Vahagn Chakhalyan,
and arrested his and his family members - his parents and brother.
Another United Javakhk member, Aram Batoyan, is also kept in custody.
Policemen Arthur Berujanyan and Armen Gabrielyan were killed. Local
police chiefs said the latter commented suicide.
PanARMENIAN.Net
30.07.2008 18:23 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ The problems of Georgian Armenians are in focus
of the Republic of Armenia but these problems are solvable, Armenian
Foreign Minister told reporters today.
"Armenia and Georgia do not experience unsolvable problems. Friendly
relations with Georgia are important for us and our steps should be
meant for alleviation of tensions and strengthening of cooperation. I
will meet with my Georgian counterpart in mid-September and we will
try to resolve the existing problems," Edward Nalbandian said.
On July 20, three days after the explosion at Akhalkalaki police
chief Samvel Petrosyan, Georgian special forces and police rushed
into the house belonging to United Javakhk leader, Vahagn Chakhalyan,
and arrested his and his family members - his parents and brother.
Another United Javakhk member, Aram Batoyan, is also kept in custody.
Policemen Arthur Berujanyan and Armen Gabrielyan were killed. Local
police chiefs said the latter commented suicide.