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ZHOGHOVURD: NO THREAT OF SPLIT BETWEEN UKRAINE'S COMMUNITIES AFTER CRIMEA JOINED RUSSIA
08:41 * 27.03.14
Vice-Chairperson of the Armenian community in Ukraine Mary Hakobyan
cannot claim that all the Armenians residing in the Crimea voted for
the peninsular joining Russia.
She does not think there is a threat of split between other communities
after the Crimea has joined Russia.
"We are cooperating and since we are Ukrainian citizens each of our
steps is aimed at defending Ukraine's interests," Hakobyan said.
Asked about Armenian Ambassador to Ukraine Andranik Manukyan's
activities, she said:
"We have been in touch with him, but we have not had a private
meeting. Late this week we are holding a meeting. We have invited Mr
Manukyan and we hope he'll come."
The newspaper wonders what has to happen to make the ambassador meet
with members of Ukraine's Armenian community.
Armenian News - Tert.am
08:41 * 27.03.14
Vice-Chairperson of the Armenian community in Ukraine Mary Hakobyan
cannot claim that all the Armenians residing in the Crimea voted for
the peninsular joining Russia.
She does not think there is a threat of split between other communities
after the Crimea has joined Russia.
"We are cooperating and since we are Ukrainian citizens each of our
steps is aimed at defending Ukraine's interests," Hakobyan said.
Asked about Armenian Ambassador to Ukraine Andranik Manukyan's
activities, she said:
"We have been in touch with him, but we have not had a private
meeting. Late this week we are holding a meeting. We have invited Mr
Manukyan and we hope he'll come."
The newspaper wonders what has to happen to make the ambassador meet
with members of Ukraine's Armenian community.
Armenian News - Tert.am