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News | 22.01.10 | 16:50

Armenian FM: Turkey’s actions jeopardize whole Protocols ratification process

By Georg Khachaturyan
ArmeniaNow reporter
In an ongoing war of words that reveal a widening divide between Turkey and Armenia, rather than hoped-for “normalization”, Armenia’s Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandyan today reiterated his government’s position that it is Turkey, rather than Armenia who jeopardizes the protocol process through “preconditions”.

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Anonymous (unverified)
23.01.2010 00:53
Well to say truth,turkey had made a great mistake and now we want to find a reason to make a u-turn...Armenia is an enemy for us and for that reason from head to toe they work against us,therefore we shall think 100 times to agree on anything with them...
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Samvel Jeshmaridian, PhD (unverified)
22.01.2010 11:04
I'd rather say, Mr. Nalbandyan's diplomatic behavior and the financial existence of his political boss jeopardize Armenia's independence.
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