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    Expert: `Armenian Community in Syria may give up its position but it
    will not be demolished'

    http://times.am/?l=en&p=6088

    Today at `Armat' press-club expert on Arabian countries Armen
    Petrosyan and politician Narek Galstyan met journalists and spoke
    about the situation in Syria, referred to the inner military clashes
    and their possible influence on the Armenians living in Syria. The
    speakers also referred to the security of Armenians in Syria.

    `It is already a year that clashes in Syria are going on. First it was
    considered to be just a part of the Arabic Spring, but now as the
    experts say it has become a civil war and it has its negative
    influence on Armenian Community in Syria,' A. Petrosyan said.

    According to him there are 70-80.000 Armenians. Two Armenians have
    already been killed in Syria and serious economical losses are also
    registered. Referring to the political crisis in Syria A. Petrosyan
    said: `The mine blasts are mainly directed to the security and
    military departments. It is also announced that the attacks are
    directed to the ethnic discrimination. Really, Armenian Community may
    give up its position but it will not be demolished.'

    The expert also is sure that many soldiers and terrorists are taking
    part in the war unconsciously and they do not know the reasons and the
    aims of the war. `Such movements do not have democratic aims and the
    announcements about them are not true. Assad's regime was really firm
    towards the neighboring countries and it is rather independent. So it
    is natural that some forces now use the opportunity to rebel,' A.
    Petrosyan underlined.

    Politician N. Galstyan underlined in his turn that the outer world has
    great influence in Syrian events.

    `Protection of Assad's regime demands on the foreign involvement and
    if Russia did not assist it symbolically the situation would be more
    complicated. The foreign forces will also decide whether Assad will
    remain in his position or not', the politician considers.

    24.03.12, 15:40



    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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