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24 US CONGRESSMEN URGES US NOT TO DISCUSS THE RESOLUTION ON "GENOCIDE"
news.az
March 3 2010
Azerbaijan
US Congress US congressmen have sent an appeal to the Committee
on Foreign Relations of the US Congress, urging not to discuss the
resolution on "genocide".
24 US congressmen have sent an appeal to the Committee on Foreign
Relations of the US Congress, urging not to discuss the resolution on
"genocide" of Armenians in the House of Representatives.
According to the US Azeris Network (USAN), the appeal sent to the
chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee of U.S. Congress Howard
Berman and members of the committee, notes that the discussion of
this resolution in the House of Representatives is a destabilizing
factor for the US interests.
It is noted that this will be a serious blow to US-Turkish strategic
relationship, to American interests and NATO operations in the Middle
East and Central Asia. Considering Turkey's role in bringing peace and
stability in Iraq, Afghanistan, the Middle East and other regions,
the congressmen consider it dangerous to discuss the resolution on
"genocide" of Armenians. "Discussion of dubious historical events in
the Ottoman Empire during World War II in the US Congress actually
ruins US relations with its current real strategic partner in NATO",
says the appeal signed by 24 US congressmen.
news.az
March 3 2010
Azerbaijan
US Congress US congressmen have sent an appeal to the Committee
on Foreign Relations of the US Congress, urging not to discuss the
resolution on "genocide".
24 US congressmen have sent an appeal to the Committee on Foreign
Relations of the US Congress, urging not to discuss the resolution on
"genocide" of Armenians in the House of Representatives.
According to the US Azeris Network (USAN), the appeal sent to the
chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee of U.S. Congress Howard
Berman and members of the committee, notes that the discussion of
this resolution in the House of Representatives is a destabilizing
factor for the US interests.
It is noted that this will be a serious blow to US-Turkish strategic
relationship, to American interests and NATO operations in the Middle
East and Central Asia. Considering Turkey's role in bringing peace and
stability in Iraq, Afghanistan, the Middle East and other regions,
the congressmen consider it dangerous to discuss the resolution on
"genocide" of Armenians. "Discussion of dubious historical events in
the Ottoman Empire during World War II in the US Congress actually
ruins US relations with its current real strategic partner in NATO",
says the appeal signed by 24 US congressmen.