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ANTI-TURKISH HYSTERIA JOINS ANTI-ARMENIAN PROPAGANDA IN AZERBAIJAN: ARMENIAN EXPERT
ArmInfo
2009-10-21 15:08:00
ArmInfo. Anti-Turkish hysteria has joined the anti-Armenian propaganda
in Azerbaijan, says Samvel Martirosyan, an Armenian information
security expert.
Such sentiments are observed not only in Mass Media but also in many
other spheres, even among pro- governmental parliamentarians, he says.
"Turkey is presented as a betrayer which deserves no trust and the
top authorities support this anti-Turkish propaganda, which is openly
demonstrated in the statements by President Ilham Aliyev, " the expert
says. In addition, the Armenian public believes in illusion that
what is bad for Azerbaijan is good for Armenia. "One should be aware
that the developments in Azerbaijan are nothing but a performance and
Azerbaijan will never declare war to Turkey," Martirosyan says. He is
sure that this negative wave against Turkey will cam down in Azerbaijan
shortly, since Baku will not dare to break relations with Turkey and
Ankara is well aware of that, the expert says.
ArmInfo
2009-10-21 15:08:00
ArmInfo. Anti-Turkish hysteria has joined the anti-Armenian propaganda
in Azerbaijan, says Samvel Martirosyan, an Armenian information
security expert.
Such sentiments are observed not only in Mass Media but also in many
other spheres, even among pro- governmental parliamentarians, he says.
"Turkey is presented as a betrayer which deserves no trust and the
top authorities support this anti-Turkish propaganda, which is openly
demonstrated in the statements by President Ilham Aliyev, " the expert
says. In addition, the Armenian public believes in illusion that
what is bad for Azerbaijan is good for Armenia. "One should be aware
that the developments in Azerbaijan are nothing but a performance and
Azerbaijan will never declare war to Turkey," Martirosyan says. He is
sure that this negative wave against Turkey will cam down in Azerbaijan
shortly, since Baku will not dare to break relations with Turkey and
Ankara is well aware of that, the expert says.