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March 5 2010
Azerbaijani Parliament appealed to U.S. Congress
18:24 / 03/05/2010Azerbaijani Parliament adopted an appeal to the U.S.
Congress in connection with approval of Genocide Resolution by House
Committee on Foreign Affairs. According to Trend News, appeal was
drafted by working group headed by Samad Seyidov `chairman of the
Milli Majlis standing committee on international relations and
inter-parliamentary relations.
In the declaration of protest, Azerbaijani MPs express regret about
Genocide Resolution passing.
`In fact Armenian Genocide is figment of sick imagination. Armenian
nationalists are not interested in studying of documents on 1915
events, as they take interest in spreading false rumors instead of
revealing historical record. Armenians exterminated over 2 million
Azerbaijanians and Turks,' the document reads. Azerbaijani MPs are
also confident that resolution wil be rejected by the U.S. Congress.
March 4, U.S. House Committee on Foreign Affairs approved Armenian
Resolution by a vote of 23 to 22.
In response, Turkey recalled its Ambassador Namik Tan from U.S. for
consultations.
A.G.
March 5 2010
Azerbaijani Parliament appealed to U.S. Congress
18:24 / 03/05/2010Azerbaijani Parliament adopted an appeal to the U.S.
Congress in connection with approval of Genocide Resolution by House
Committee on Foreign Affairs. According to Trend News, appeal was
drafted by working group headed by Samad Seyidov `chairman of the
Milli Majlis standing committee on international relations and
inter-parliamentary relations.
In the declaration of protest, Azerbaijani MPs express regret about
Genocide Resolution passing.
`In fact Armenian Genocide is figment of sick imagination. Armenian
nationalists are not interested in studying of documents on 1915
events, as they take interest in spreading false rumors instead of
revealing historical record. Armenians exterminated over 2 million
Azerbaijanians and Turks,' the document reads. Azerbaijani MPs are
also confident that resolution wil be rejected by the U.S. Congress.
March 4, U.S. House Committee on Foreign Affairs approved Armenian
Resolution by a vote of 23 to 22.
In response, Turkey recalled its Ambassador Namik Tan from U.S. for
consultations.
A.G.