"ROBERT KOCHARYAN IS THE PUPIL OF LEVON TER-PETROSYAN"
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[05:48 pm] 12 September, 2006
"There wasn’t any power change in Armenia in 1998. One wing of the
Armenian National Movement (ANM) passed the power to the other,"
announced Sergey Shakaryan, expert from "Caucasus" analytic centre in
club "Pastark" today. <>pHe claims that Levon Ter-Petrosyan’s greatest
mistake was his announcement in which the latter declared that Armenia
would not develop unless the Karabakh conflict was regulated.
"Turkey hasn’t given Northern Cyprus but the country continues to
develop regardless of that fact. Can anyone say that Turkey doesn’t
develop?"
The expert considers that rumors that the best and democratic party
in Armenia is the ANM, disseminated by Azerbaijan and Turkey, are
not accidental.
"Azerbaijan and Turkey hope that with the help of the USA, ANM will
again resume power, and they will take Karabakh and other territories
back," said Mr. Shakaryan. The expert is not delighted with Robert
Kocharyan’s policy in connection with Karabakh conflict. "Levon
Ter-Petrosyan was a political puppet.
He hasn’t divulged yet what he was promised in 1997 in connection
with the Karabakh conflict. As for Robert Kocharyan, he is Levon
Ter-Petrosyan’s pupil and adherent." Sergey Shakaryan is convinced
that the regulation of the Karabakh conflict doesn’t depend on the
will of the Armenian or Azeri authorities as the OSCE Co-chairs try
to present it to the world.
He thinks the USA is not concerned what the sides under question will
gain as a result of the conflict settlement. "The Karabakh conflict
is merely a stake for the USA. The USA urges Armenia to take its
army out from the territory of Karabakh which is apparently felt in
Mettew Bryza’s announcement. Thus, we can see that the USA wants to
use the Cyprus version to have an absolute right to send its troops
to the region.
The USA considers our region as a perfect place, a base for the war
against Iran.
In case the USA launches war against Iran Mr. Shakaryan is sure
nothing can be done to prevent the final collision of Christian and
Muslim countries.