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ROMANIAN NEWSPAPER ONCE AGAIN REFERRED TO SAFAROV'S CASE
YEREVAN, NOVEMBER 2, ARMENPRESS: Romanian Observator Cultural weekly,
which pays a great attention to the international events, referred
to the case of murderer Ramil Safarov, putting the position of some
Romanian circles under the question. As reports Armenpress, the
author of the editorial is an outstanding writer and publicist Petros
Khorasanjian who wrote "It seems a humorous joke to us that on October
2012 two Romanian officials, the Former President of Romania and the
Vice President of Romanian Cultural Institute, participated in "Heydar
Aliyev" symposium in Baku which was dedicated to the democracy and
cooperation among world's countries. We refuse this joke with a feeling
of helpless indignation and bitter humility. Why? Because one Azeri
perpetrator serviceman hacked with an axe Armenian serviceman when
asleep during NATO English training courses in Budapest, and then was
extradited by Hungarian government and granted pardon by Azerbaijani
one. Moreover, he was proclaimed a national hero, awarded the rank of
major and provided with the salary which was accumulated during the
years of his imprisonment and an apartment. Armenia suspended its
relations with Hungary. And Romania, how Romanians echoed? What is
the problem? What else would you want? Echo? Is it in vain that the
bust of Heydar Aliyev is in the Bucharest City Park? Are we supposed
to spoil the relations with our partner countries? We agree. But
in such conditions it seems shameful to speak about democracy and
human values. Stupid joke. When German institution wanted to award
Vladimir Putin with the title of "Person of the year" several people
were against it. The award wasn't given. What are we talking about? Not
all the talks on democracy and human values are empty rhetoric. Or this
topic is discussed around the table full of food and wine. This much."
YEREVAN, NOVEMBER 2, ARMENPRESS: Romanian Observator Cultural weekly,
which pays a great attention to the international events, referred
to the case of murderer Ramil Safarov, putting the position of some
Romanian circles under the question. As reports Armenpress, the
author of the editorial is an outstanding writer and publicist Petros
Khorasanjian who wrote "It seems a humorous joke to us that on October
2012 two Romanian officials, the Former President of Romania and the
Vice President of Romanian Cultural Institute, participated in "Heydar
Aliyev" symposium in Baku which was dedicated to the democracy and
cooperation among world's countries. We refuse this joke with a feeling
of helpless indignation and bitter humility. Why? Because one Azeri
perpetrator serviceman hacked with an axe Armenian serviceman when
asleep during NATO English training courses in Budapest, and then was
extradited by Hungarian government and granted pardon by Azerbaijani
one. Moreover, he was proclaimed a national hero, awarded the rank of
major and provided with the salary which was accumulated during the
years of his imprisonment and an apartment. Armenia suspended its
relations with Hungary. And Romania, how Romanians echoed? What is
the problem? What else would you want? Echo? Is it in vain that the
bust of Heydar Aliyev is in the Bucharest City Park? Are we supposed
to spoil the relations with our partner countries? We agree. But
in such conditions it seems shameful to speak about democracy and
human values. Stupid joke. When German institution wanted to award
Vladimir Putin with the title of "Person of the year" several people
were against it. The award wasn't given. What are we talking about? Not
all the talks on democracy and human values are empty rhetoric. Or this
topic is discussed around the table full of food and wine. This much."