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AZERI SPIES IN ARMENIA?
news.am
Nov 18 2010
Armenia
It is the fifth day that the residents of Yeghegnadzor and Vaik have
been filled with terror of Azeri spies who allegedly crossed the
border, the Hraparak newspaper reads. According to some information,
there are three of them, while others say they are seven spies.
Citizens say the Azeri spies must have crossed the border from
Nakhichevan. They spent several days in Yeghegnadzor. They spoke
excellent Armenian, which is natural ~V they are spies, are they not?
The locals told that three people were arrested on November 14. ~SOn
November 17, we called the National Security Service to find out what
had happened. The press secretary told us that there were no spies,
but it was training,~T the newspaper writes.
According to the reliable information at the newspaper~Rs disposal,
military police for several days has been searching all the cars
along the way to Vaik and Jermuk. However, the strange behavior of
the press secretary of the RA National Security Service, as well as
military police officers and panicky local residents, arouse doubts
that it was training.
From: A. Papazian
news.am
Nov 18 2010
Armenia
It is the fifth day that the residents of Yeghegnadzor and Vaik have
been filled with terror of Azeri spies who allegedly crossed the
border, the Hraparak newspaper reads. According to some information,
there are three of them, while others say they are seven spies.
Citizens say the Azeri spies must have crossed the border from
Nakhichevan. They spent several days in Yeghegnadzor. They spoke
excellent Armenian, which is natural ~V they are spies, are they not?
The locals told that three people were arrested on November 14. ~SOn
November 17, we called the National Security Service to find out what
had happened. The press secretary told us that there were no spies,
but it was training,~T the newspaper writes.
According to the reliable information at the newspaper~Rs disposal,
military police for several days has been searching all the cars
along the way to Vaik and Jermuk. However, the strange behavior of
the press secretary of the RA National Security Service, as well as
military police officers and panicky local residents, arouse doubts
that it was training.
From: A. Papazian