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Laszlo Kemeny: "It is our mistake that we have such government"
arminfo
Saturday, September 1, 12:11
"It is our mistake that we have such government", Laszlo Kemeny,
Professor of Political Science, scientist, (Hungary) told ArmInfo when
commenting on the Hungarian Government's decision to extradite Ramil
Safarov, a murderer of Armenian officer Gurgen Margaryan.
Professor Kemeny said he apologizes to the Armenian people on behalf
of the Hungarian people. He thinks that it is their mistake that they
have such government. The Hungarian people deeply respects the
Armenians and do not support such betrayal, he said. The professor
said that the Hungarian people will do their best to wash away the
guilt of the Hungarian government. The Hungarian people can rely on
solidarity of the Hungarian people, Laszlo Kemeny said.
To recall, on February 19 2004, R. Safarov viciously axed sleeping G.
Margaryan in Budapest. Both the officers were undergoing an English
language course under the NATO PfP program. On April 13 2006 the
First Instance Court of Budapest sentenced Safarov to life
imprisonments without the right to pardon for 30 years. In February
2007 the Court of Appeal left the verdict unchanged. President of
Armenia Robert Kocharyan decreed awarding Gurgen Margaryan with
Gallantry Medal posthumously.
arminfo
Saturday, September 1, 12:11
"It is our mistake that we have such government", Laszlo Kemeny,
Professor of Political Science, scientist, (Hungary) told ArmInfo when
commenting on the Hungarian Government's decision to extradite Ramil
Safarov, a murderer of Armenian officer Gurgen Margaryan.
Professor Kemeny said he apologizes to the Armenian people on behalf
of the Hungarian people. He thinks that it is their mistake that they
have such government. The Hungarian people deeply respects the
Armenians and do not support such betrayal, he said. The professor
said that the Hungarian people will do their best to wash away the
guilt of the Hungarian government. The Hungarian people can rely on
solidarity of the Hungarian people, Laszlo Kemeny said.
To recall, on February 19 2004, R. Safarov viciously axed sleeping G.
Margaryan in Budapest. Both the officers were undergoing an English
language course under the NATO PfP program. On April 13 2006 the
First Instance Court of Budapest sentenced Safarov to life
imprisonments without the right to pardon for 30 years. In February
2007 the Court of Appeal left the verdict unchanged. President of
Armenia Robert Kocharyan decreed awarding Gurgen Margaryan with
Gallantry Medal posthumously.