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ADVISER TO GEORGIAN PRESIDENT ACCUSES ARMENIANS OF TELLING A LIE
Today.Az
18 August 2009 [17:42]
Akhali Taoba newspaper reports that Armenians living in Georgia have
sent a letter to Armenian government with a request "to help them to
protect against Georgians and Azerbaijanis living in Georgia."
A letter has been written in part by Armenian population in Kvemo
Kartli. Adviser to Georgian President Van Bayburt stated that he got
familiar with the letter and can say that everything written in it
is a lie.
He said the letter mentions Samtskhe Javakhk-Tsalka. This indicates
that apart from the falsification of history, the authors of the letter
began falsifying geography, too. Bayburt notes that this term is used
only one organization - "United Javakhk", which is funded from Russia
and it is quite clear, to which the letter testifies.
He also denied any confrontation between Armenians and Azerbaijanis
living in Georgia. With regard to the question of Tsalka, Bayburt
rules out possibility of claims by Armenia on the territory, because
in his words, Yerevan is well aware of the situation and this issue
will never become urgent.
Today.Az
18 August 2009 [17:42]
Akhali Taoba newspaper reports that Armenians living in Georgia have
sent a letter to Armenian government with a request "to help them to
protect against Georgians and Azerbaijanis living in Georgia."
A letter has been written in part by Armenian population in Kvemo
Kartli. Adviser to Georgian President Van Bayburt stated that he got
familiar with the letter and can say that everything written in it
is a lie.
He said the letter mentions Samtskhe Javakhk-Tsalka. This indicates
that apart from the falsification of history, the authors of the letter
began falsifying geography, too. Bayburt notes that this term is used
only one organization - "United Javakhk", which is funded from Russia
and it is quite clear, to which the letter testifies.
He also denied any confrontation between Armenians and Azerbaijanis
living in Georgia. With regard to the question of Tsalka, Bayburt
rules out possibility of claims by Armenia on the territory, because
in his words, Yerevan is well aware of the situation and this issue
will never become urgent.