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    POLITICAL SCIENTIST : INCIDENTS OVER KHANKENDI AIRPORT EXPOSE CONTROVERSIES IN ARMENIAN SOCIETY

    Trend
    Oct 17 2012
    Azerbaijan

    The incidents over the Khankendi airport have exposed serious
    controversies inside Armenian society, Center for Political Innovations
    and Technologies Director Mubariz Ahmedoglu said during a press
    conference on Wednesday.

    In his words, if the Armenian mass media reported that Khankendi
    airport under the leadership of the head of so-called "Civil Aviation
    Administration of Nagorno Karabakh" Dmitry Atbashyan is ready for
    use, without consent of the country's political leadership, this
    proves existence of not only controversies but also animosity between
    Armenians from Nagorno Karabakh and Armenians from Armenia.

    "In case if the statements were consented with the Armenian government,
    this demonstrates the political illiteracy of the government. The
    head of General Administration of Civil Aviation of Nagorno Karabakh
    Artem Movsiyan stated that the airline, established for flights
    in Yerevan-Khankendi direction, doesn't have permit for flights,"
    Ahmedoglu added.

    In his words, need for a new flight direction for the major Armenian
    Armavia airline is not out of economic considerations.

    "Such short distance flights are more expensive. Also, the economic
    situation in Nagorno-Karabakh is not conducive to this. Given that
    the issues of control and permit to Yerevan airport under the control
    of Russia, in contrast to passenger car transportation, organized
    flights may soon lead to a depopulation of Nagorno-Karabakh. Armenian
    government realized its mistake and was quick to take a step back,"
    Ahmedoglu said.



    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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