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AMBASSADOR: IRANIAN ARCHIVES ABOUT ARMENIAN GENOCIDE ARE OPEN FOR HISTORIANS
12:32 11/06/2013 " POLITICS
"I think, we should order the historians to study the Iranian
archives. That means that they can take all the materials concerning
the Genocide out," Mohammad Raiesi, Iranian Ambassador Extraordinary
and Plenipotentiary to Armenia said speaking about the possible
opening of the archives about the Armenian Genocide.
Diplomat also noted that he visits Tsitsernakaberd every year on April
24. "Genocide is a crime committed against the humanity, but it is not
acceptable for us. It's sad that such crimes are still being committed
today, just like in Syria, where there are thousands of victims
there," ambassador Raiesi noted and added, "We are against any
murder."
Source: Panorama.am
12:32 11/06/2013 " POLITICS
"I think, we should order the historians to study the Iranian
archives. That means that they can take all the materials concerning
the Genocide out," Mohammad Raiesi, Iranian Ambassador Extraordinary
and Plenipotentiary to Armenia said speaking about the possible
opening of the archives about the Armenian Genocide.
Diplomat also noted that he visits Tsitsernakaberd every year on April
24. "Genocide is a crime committed against the humanity, but it is not
acceptable for us. It's sad that such crimes are still being committed
today, just like in Syria, where there are thousands of victims
there," ambassador Raiesi noted and added, "We are against any
murder."
Source: Panorama.am