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Armenia without Armenians is what Russia wishes, says expert
12:46 - 24.05.13
With its political presence in our region, Russia is trying all its
best to raise barriers to Armenia's development, according to a
regional expert.
`The Armenians have never needed a third power to rely on, and they
always had a victory,' Sargis Hatspanyan told reporters on Friday. `We
have always managed to solve our problems when left to ourselves, and
the solution was always in our favor.'
To the journalists' remark that Russia is supplying weapons to Armenia
today, Hatspanyan responded that the country is carrying out a
migration program, by taking Armenians to the remote region of
Siberia.
`Russia implements the `Armenia without Armenians' program. Migration
in my country has reached such a level that one doesn't have to even
offer a weapon. There has to be someone to use it,' he noted.
Speaking about the Russian plan to impose higher gas tariffs on
Armenia, the activist described it as a political decision.
`That's something to be settled by the authorities, like in all other
countries. Everything falls to the people here. Once the people are
unable to cover the expenses, the migration problem comes up,'
Hatspanyan added
.
http://www.tert.am/en/news/2013/05/24/hacpanyan/
12:46 - 24.05.13
With its political presence in our region, Russia is trying all its
best to raise barriers to Armenia's development, according to a
regional expert.
`The Armenians have never needed a third power to rely on, and they
always had a victory,' Sargis Hatspanyan told reporters on Friday. `We
have always managed to solve our problems when left to ourselves, and
the solution was always in our favor.'
To the journalists' remark that Russia is supplying weapons to Armenia
today, Hatspanyan responded that the country is carrying out a
migration program, by taking Armenians to the remote region of
Siberia.
`Russia implements the `Armenia without Armenians' program. Migration
in my country has reached such a level that one doesn't have to even
offer a weapon. There has to be someone to use it,' he noted.
Speaking about the Russian plan to impose higher gas tariffs on
Armenia, the activist described it as a political decision.
`That's something to be settled by the authorities, like in all other
countries. Everything falls to the people here. Once the people are
unable to cover the expenses, the migration problem comes up,'
Hatspanyan added
.
http://www.tert.am/en/news/2013/05/24/hacpanyan/