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SERZH SARGSYAN CALLS ON DISORDERS PARTICIPANTS TO ATTEND POLICE STATIONS OF THEIR OWN FREE WILL
PanARMENIAN.Net
05.03.2008 13:37 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ "The scenario meant to discredit the people and
authorities of Armenia is still being implemented and should exert
efforts to prevent its development," Armenian Prime Minister Serzh
Sargsyan after signing a joint statement issued by the Republican
Party of Armenia, Prosperous Armenia party and Orinats Yerkir party,
the RA government's press office reported.
"On March 4 morning Azeri troops attacked one of our positions. The
Azeri Defense Ministry rejected our appeal to stop the provocation. I
want to say that the attack was rebuffed and the enemy fled, leaving
dead bodies at the battlefield," the PM said.
As to the disorders that shocked the Armenian capital on March 1
and 2, the Prime Minister said, "I want to assure our citizens that
I will do my utmost to detect the organizers and perpetrators. They
will all stand trial. I call on those who took part in the melee to
attend police stations of their own free will, what will considerably
extenuate their guilt."
PanARMENIAN.Net
05.03.2008 13:37 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ "The scenario meant to discredit the people and
authorities of Armenia is still being implemented and should exert
efforts to prevent its development," Armenian Prime Minister Serzh
Sargsyan after signing a joint statement issued by the Republican
Party of Armenia, Prosperous Armenia party and Orinats Yerkir party,
the RA government's press office reported.
"On March 4 morning Azeri troops attacked one of our positions. The
Azeri Defense Ministry rejected our appeal to stop the provocation. I
want to say that the attack was rebuffed and the enemy fled, leaving
dead bodies at the battlefield," the PM said.
As to the disorders that shocked the Armenian capital on March 1
and 2, the Prime Minister said, "I want to assure our citizens that
I will do my utmost to detect the organizers and perpetrators. They
will all stand trial. I call on those who took part in the melee to
attend police stations of their own free will, what will considerably
extenuate their guilt."