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Saturday,
September
26
Kiro Manoyan submits protocols' threat
`Our actions are aimed at introducing the society with protocols'
threats,' said Kiro Manoyan, Head of the ARF Dashnaktsutyun office of
`Hay Dat' and Political Affairs.
`Both the process and the documents themselves satisfy the Turkey's
preconditions given to Armenia since 1991.'
`One of the threats is that Armenia has to proclaim no territorial
pretensions to Turkey,' said the politician. And the second treat is
Armenia's refusal of international policy of Armenian Genocide
recognition. In evidence Mr. Manoyan voiced the creation of committee
of `historians and not experts' for studying all Genocide's
circumstances and facts.
`In fact, Turkey will use issue of Genocide to thwart its recognition,
saying to other countries: we are settling this problem with Armenia,
and it would be nice you didn't interfere.'
The third precondition is, on Mr. Manoyan's opinion, settlement of
Karabakh issue in Azerbaijan's interests. He noted that although the
protocols didn't contain anything about that, the process itself
submits it.
`Turkey's authorities always repeat that until Karabakh problem is
resolved, Armenian-Turkish ties will not be established and the
blockade will not be lifted.'
Kiro Manoyan said he didn't exclude the possibility of protocols'
signing.
`Anyway that doesn't mean that everything fixed in protocols will be
implemented. Although Armenia's and Turkey's law doesn't require
ratification, Turkey managed to convey that the protocols must be
approved by Parliaments of the two countries. This makes us think that
Turkey is able to stretch negotiations until Karabakh issue
settlement, thus we will satisfy its third precondition.'
Saturday,
September
26
Kiro Manoyan submits protocols' threat
`Our actions are aimed at introducing the society with protocols'
threats,' said Kiro Manoyan, Head of the ARF Dashnaktsutyun office of
`Hay Dat' and Political Affairs.
`Both the process and the documents themselves satisfy the Turkey's
preconditions given to Armenia since 1991.'
`One of the threats is that Armenia has to proclaim no territorial
pretensions to Turkey,' said the politician. And the second treat is
Armenia's refusal of international policy of Armenian Genocide
recognition. In evidence Mr. Manoyan voiced the creation of committee
of `historians and not experts' for studying all Genocide's
circumstances and facts.
`In fact, Turkey will use issue of Genocide to thwart its recognition,
saying to other countries: we are settling this problem with Armenia,
and it would be nice you didn't interfere.'
The third precondition is, on Mr. Manoyan's opinion, settlement of
Karabakh issue in Azerbaijan's interests. He noted that although the
protocols didn't contain anything about that, the process itself
submits it.
`Turkey's authorities always repeat that until Karabakh problem is
resolved, Armenian-Turkish ties will not be established and the
blockade will not be lifted.'
Kiro Manoyan said he didn't exclude the possibility of protocols'
signing.
`Anyway that doesn't mean that everything fixed in protocols will be
implemented. Although Armenia's and Turkey's law doesn't require
ratification, Turkey managed to convey that the protocols must be
approved by Parliaments of the two countries. This makes us think that
Turkey is able to stretch negotiations until Karabakh issue
settlement, thus we will satisfy its third precondition.'