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VLADIMIR JHIRINOVSKI: ARMENIANS LIVE ON THEIR OWN LAND, LET THE TURKISH GET BACK TO CENTRAL ASIA, WHERE THEY BELONG
PanArmenian News
April 24 2009
Armenia
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ A meeting in memory of Armenian Genocide victims
was held in Moscow today. Commemorative meeting was held for the
first time, until now the Armenian Community in Moscow held piquets
in front of Turkish Embassy.
The meeting was conducted by a public figure, General Roman
Harutyunov. Statements condemning the Armenian Genocide were delivered
by Armenian Community Head and representatives of Greek, Jewish
and Kurdish diasporas as well as Yuri Navoyan (Russian-Amrenian
Cooperation), Gegham Khalatyan (Russian Armenians' Union Head) and
Vardan Mushegyan (Russia's Diasporas Union).
The meeting hosted over 700 participants.
RF Parliamentary Vice Speaker Vladimir Jhirinovski supported
restoration of historical justice and Armenian borders, return of
Ararat and friendship between Armenia and Russia. "Armenians live
on their own land, let the Turkish get back to Central Asia, where
they belong," PanARMENIAN.Net Moscow staff reporter cited Vladimir
Jhirinovski as saying.
PanArmenian News
April 24 2009
Armenia
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ A meeting in memory of Armenian Genocide victims
was held in Moscow today. Commemorative meeting was held for the
first time, until now the Armenian Community in Moscow held piquets
in front of Turkish Embassy.
The meeting was conducted by a public figure, General Roman
Harutyunov. Statements condemning the Armenian Genocide were delivered
by Armenian Community Head and representatives of Greek, Jewish
and Kurdish diasporas as well as Yuri Navoyan (Russian-Amrenian
Cooperation), Gegham Khalatyan (Russian Armenians' Union Head) and
Vardan Mushegyan (Russia's Diasporas Union).
The meeting hosted over 700 participants.
RF Parliamentary Vice Speaker Vladimir Jhirinovski supported
restoration of historical justice and Armenian borders, return of
Ararat and friendship between Armenia and Russia. "Armenians live
on their own land, let the Turkish get back to Central Asia, where
they belong," PanARMENIAN.Net Moscow staff reporter cited Vladimir
Jhirinovski as saying.