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Politics | 21.12.09 | 16:11

Prime Significance: Premier Sargsyan makes rare and resolute statements on protocols

By Aris Ghazinyan
ArmeniaNow reporter
Armenian Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan is not known to engage in foreign policy debate, so when he speaks on the topic his words carry weight. It is especially so related to comments made over the weekend regarding relations with Turkey.

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Avetis (unverified)
23.01.2010 13:53
Although I knew Armenia’s foreign policy management was pretty good, I never realized just how good they were until the political developments of the last year and a half. They have played the geopolitical game brilliantly. Bravo!
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Krikor (unverified)
24.12.2009 17:17
A Turk remanins a Turk. Who would trust a Turk. Armenia should pull out of this humiliating "protocol" ASAP
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B. Baronian (unverified)
24.12.2009 05:12
Samvel... I don't think you are giving the Armenian government credit for its intelligence. Armenians shall emerge as winners from this messy protocols situation...because the whole thing was based on lies...lies by Turkey and more importantly...lies by the powers that be...namely...the USA, the UK and Russia...! I believe the Armenian authorities negotiated in good faith by I also believe they are not naive... end result...we better be ready for war.
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Samvel Jeshmaridian, PhD (unverified)
21.12.2009 13:54
Armenia shall ratify the Turkey-Armenia rapproachment protocols like a momsik fulfilling all the three preconditions (two written, one unwritten)of Turkey.
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