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AZERBAIJAN CONTINUES ITS FASCIST, ARMENOPHOBIC POLICY
19:05 * 25.03.14
Armenian Parliament Vice-Speaker Eduard Sharmazanov made a statement
on the developments in Syria's Kessab, ceasefire violations on the
Line of Contact and Azerbaijan's policy to the Nagorno-Karabakh peace
process, calling it "fascist" and "Armenophobic."
Azerbaijan keeps on grossly violating the ceasefire, showing disregard
for the OSCE Minsk Group co-chairs' appeals for a peaceful settlement
of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.
Striking evidence thereof is the killing of Armenian soldier Garnik
Torosyan by an Azerbaijani sniper on the Line of Contact on Monday.
This is obviously the result of the Azerbaijani leadership's fascist
and Armenophobic policy.
The regrettable developments in the Armenian-populated town of Kessab,
Syria, have lately been the focus of attention. Speaking of the
developments, Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan rightly noted that
the Kessab Armenians' expatriation - third in succession - is a most
serious challenge to mechanisms of protection of national minorities.
The irrefutable fact is that the armed attack on Kessab is a flagrant
violation of human rights. It is not only an apparent threat to
regional peace, but is also a signal to the United Nations and
international human rights organizations, Mr Sharmazanov said.
Armenian News - Tert.am
From: Baghdasarian
19:05 * 25.03.14
Armenian Parliament Vice-Speaker Eduard Sharmazanov made a statement
on the developments in Syria's Kessab, ceasefire violations on the
Line of Contact and Azerbaijan's policy to the Nagorno-Karabakh peace
process, calling it "fascist" and "Armenophobic."
Azerbaijan keeps on grossly violating the ceasefire, showing disregard
for the OSCE Minsk Group co-chairs' appeals for a peaceful settlement
of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.
Striking evidence thereof is the killing of Armenian soldier Garnik
Torosyan by an Azerbaijani sniper on the Line of Contact on Monday.
This is obviously the result of the Azerbaijani leadership's fascist
and Armenophobic policy.
The regrettable developments in the Armenian-populated town of Kessab,
Syria, have lately been the focus of attention. Speaking of the
developments, Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan rightly noted that
the Kessab Armenians' expatriation - third in succession - is a most
serious challenge to mechanisms of protection of national minorities.
The irrefutable fact is that the armed attack on Kessab is a flagrant
violation of human rights. It is not only an apparent threat to
regional peace, but is also a signal to the United Nations and
international human rights organizations, Mr Sharmazanov said.
Armenian News - Tert.am
From: Baghdasarian