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RUSSIAN AND AZERBAIJANI SPECIAL SERVICES TRY TO AGGRAVATE SITUATION IN JAVAKHK: ARMENIAN EXPERT
ArmInfo
2008-09-29 14:02:00
ArmInfo. The Russian and Azerbaijani special services try to aggravate
the situation in Javakhk, a political expert, deputy Director of the
"Caucasus" Institute Sergey Minasyan told ArmInfo.
'Both the special services of Russia and Azerbaijan, as well as
some forces make such attempts. In particular, there were repeated
news releases over recently about the situation in Javakhk just in
the Russian mass media', he said and added that there were also new
releases by Azerbaijan during a five-day South-Ossetian war saying
that the Russian airplanes which bombarded Georgia flied from the
Armenian airdromes, that was multiply refuted by the Defense Ministry
of Armenia.
'It is clear that all the means are good during a war, however the
Georgian authorities has already let Armenia see that it understands
the real state of things, and no complications related to the
information war occurred, neither in Javakhk', S. Minasyan resumed.
To recall, there was an information in a number of the Russian mass
media from the beginning of combat operations in South Ossetia saying
that the Armenians of Javakhk wish to separate from Georgia. The
information was not confirmed and was refuted by the public-political
organizations of Javakhk.
ArmInfo
2008-09-29 14:02:00
ArmInfo. The Russian and Azerbaijani special services try to aggravate
the situation in Javakhk, a political expert, deputy Director of the
"Caucasus" Institute Sergey Minasyan told ArmInfo.
'Both the special services of Russia and Azerbaijan, as well as
some forces make such attempts. In particular, there were repeated
news releases over recently about the situation in Javakhk just in
the Russian mass media', he said and added that there were also new
releases by Azerbaijan during a five-day South-Ossetian war saying
that the Russian airplanes which bombarded Georgia flied from the
Armenian airdromes, that was multiply refuted by the Defense Ministry
of Armenia.
'It is clear that all the means are good during a war, however the
Georgian authorities has already let Armenia see that it understands
the real state of things, and no complications related to the
information war occurred, neither in Javakhk', S. Minasyan resumed.
To recall, there was an information in a number of the Russian mass
media from the beginning of combat operations in South Ossetia saying
that the Armenians of Javakhk wish to separate from Georgia. The
information was not confirmed and was refuted by the public-political
organizations of Javakhk.