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TURKEY'S PLANS TO SPLIT ARMENIA AND DIASPORA FOILED
PanARMENIAN.Net
April 5, 2010 - 13:18 AMT 08:18 GMT
The Turkish leadership is maneuvering between threats and offers to
establish a dialogue, editor-in-chief of Aztag Beirut-based newspaper
Shahan Kandaharian said when commenting on Turkish Foreign Minister's
idea to meet with representatives of Armenian Diaspora.
"We should not forget that Ankara is planning to establish a Ministry
of Diaspora to charge it with the task to protect the rights of
Turks abroad and fight the Armenian Diaspora," Mr. Kandaharian told
PanARMENIAN.Net
At that, he emphasized that failing to split Armenia and Diaspora,
Turkey is now trying to split the Armenian communities.
"Turkey's aim is to sham a dialogue with Armenia on the threshold of
the Armenian Genocide anniversary," Mr. Kandaharian said.
PanARMENIAN.Net
April 5, 2010 - 13:18 AMT 08:18 GMT
The Turkish leadership is maneuvering between threats and offers to
establish a dialogue, editor-in-chief of Aztag Beirut-based newspaper
Shahan Kandaharian said when commenting on Turkish Foreign Minister's
idea to meet with representatives of Armenian Diaspora.
"We should not forget that Ankara is planning to establish a Ministry
of Diaspora to charge it with the task to protect the rights of
Turks abroad and fight the Armenian Diaspora," Mr. Kandaharian told
PanARMENIAN.Net
At that, he emphasized that failing to split Armenia and Diaspora,
Turkey is now trying to split the Armenian communities.
"Turkey's aim is to sham a dialogue with Armenia on the threshold of
the Armenian Genocide anniversary," Mr. Kandaharian said.