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Body of Armenian man found in France

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A body of 47-year-old man of Armenian origin was found in  Haucourt-Moulaine district, in north-east of France.

Armenian shotShots were heard  in  Haucourt-Moulaine on Saturday evening not far from children camp, republicain-lorrain.fr  ((http://www.republicain-lorrain.fr/actualite/2014/07/27/un-armenien-victime-d-un-homicide-a-haucourt-moulaine) reported. The rescuers found the body of a 47-year-old man of Armenian origin who sustained a fatal wound in his chest.

As reported by  france3-regions, a man turned to police in Paris 48 hours after the homicide. He is in custody and is being interrogated. According to the website, he could be a possible murderer of an Armenian man.

Saudi Arabia slams Maliki’s ‘irresponsible’ comments to FRANCE 24

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France 24

Speaking to FRANCE 24’s Marc Perelman over the weekend, Maliki accused Saudi Arabia and Qatar of “inciting and encouraging the terrorist movements”. REUTERS Photo

n_63453_1Saudi Arabia responded to a FRANCE 24 interview with Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki on Monday, slamming the Iraqi leader’s accusations that the Gulf kingdom supported terrorism as “aggressive and irresponsible”.

“The Saudi response came two days after the exclusive interview with Maliki was aired on FRANCE 24.

Speaking to FRANCE 24’s Marc Perelman over the weekend, Maliki accused Saudi Arabia and Qatar of “inciting and encouraging the terrorist movements”.

Responding to the accusations on Monday, an unidentified Saudi official told the state SPA news agency that, “The kingdom condemns the aggressive and irresponsible statements made by the Iraqi prime minister”.

In his interview with FRANCE 24, Maliki said Saudi Arabia and Qatar were seeking to destabilise Iraq by supporting terrorist groups and providing them with financial support.
Maliki, an Iraqi Shiite politician, said the two Sunnimajority Gulf countries were also “supporting terrorism” in Syria and “around the world”.

http://www.france24.com/en/20140310-saudi-arabia-iraq-maliki-interview-response-terrorism/