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Armenia Police clarifies Nikol Pashinyan incident in Rome

January 30, 2018 By administrator

The Italian Police raided Armenian lawmaker Nikol Pashinyan’s hotel room in Rome.

Pashmina said they had come to arrest him on the basis of an arrest warrant issued by the Armenian authorities back in 2008.

Քիչ առաջ Իտալիայի ոստիկանությունը պաշարել էր իմ հյուրանոցի սենյակը՝ Հռոմում։

Եկել էին ինձ ձերբակալելու։ Պարզվում է ՀՀ իշխանությունները Ինտերպոլով փնտրում են ինձ։ 2008 թվականից փնտրում-փնտրում ու չեն գտնում։)))

The Armenian Police said in a statement that the Interpol National Central Bureau in Armenia (NCB) had asked Interpol’s General Secretariat to lift the arrest warrant after Pashinyan surrendered himself to law-enforcement bodies in 2009. The Secretariat had, in turn, notified all member states.

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: incident, Nikol Pashinyan, Rome

At least eight injured in Philadelphia car ramming incident

September 5, 2017 By administrator

At least eight people were injured in the US city of Philadelphia after a woman drove a car into a crowd of people, Sputnik Agency reports, citing the local media.

NBC Philadelphia reported Monday that the car plowed into a group of people celebrating Labor Day at a block party in Pennsylvania’s largest city.

The broadcaster added that at least eight people had been sent to local hospitals with non-life threatening injuries.

According to the news outlet, police suspect the woman to have been driving under the influence.

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: car ramming, incident, Philadelphia

Turkish opposition member (HDP) says Russian jet incident planned,

November 25, 2015 By administrator

n_91678_1ANKARA – Anadolu Agency

The Nov. 24 downing of a Russian fighter jet that violated Turkey’s border with Syria by the Turkish military was planned, according to a senior figure from the Peoples’ Democratic Party (HDP).

“It is seen that the downing of the Russian jet was decided and planned earlier, and it was just implemented yesterday,” said İdris Baluken, the opposition party’s deputy chair, on Nov. 25.

“What we saw yesterday is a scene from a planned policy,” he said.

The AKP [Justice and Development Party] has shown in its insistent practices that it is a part of the war in Syria,” he said.

“The real matter about the downing of the jet is that the AKP feels the need to intervene in operations against some gangs such as Ahrar al-Sham and al-Nusra” he said, claiming that the AKP was not actually concerned about Syria’s Turkmens.

The government and President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan have said recent Russian operations in Syria were not targeting the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) but Turkmens in the north of the country.

“The AKP did not raise its voice when Turkmens were being killed in Mosul and Telafar in 2014,” Baluken said, referring to 2014 ISIL attacks targeting Iraq’s heavily-populated Turkmen areas.

Baluken was speaking at a press conference in parliament before the announcing of the new government program and said the Turkish people had already seen the content of the program in the government’s recent moves.

Baluken also stated eight civilians were killed in the town of Nusaybin, which entered its 13th day under curfew. The town is located in the southeastern province of Mardin.

November/25/2015

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: HDP, incident, jet, planed, Turkish

Turkish factor contributed to Nakichevan incident – debate in Yerevan

June 7, 2014 By administrator

The recent fatal incident on the Nakichevan border was evidently a Turkish-Azerbaijani attempt to escalate tension in the run-up to the Genocide centennial, says Vardan Devrikyan, an Armenian literary critic and a veteran the Nagorno-Karabakh war.

Turkish factor“The closer we are to the Genocide centennial, the more Turkey will use Azerbaijan as a second front to distract attention,” he told reporters on Saturday, calling for a higher degree of attention to the Turkish factor.

Devrikyan said he doesn’t think that the choice of location was accidental given that the situation on the Armenia-Nakichevan Contact Line has always been relatively calm.

“Armenia thus experienced the breath of war, as the shootings were closer to Yerevan,” he said, noting that the Nakichevan Line of Contact is not limited to an Armenian-Azerbaijani border.
Larisa Alaverdyan, a former ombudsman also attending the news conference, said the periodic shootings against the border villages of Tavush have come to be perceived as something ordinary in Armenia, with the repeated violations of ceasefire on the Nagorno-Karabakh Azerbaijan Contact Line not catching any attention at all.

“The government bodies’ behavior forces the defense and security agencies to shoulder the entire burden. But the question has to be included into international organizations’ agenda,” she said.

Alaverdyan added that Armenia’s failure to respond to the statements by James Warlick, the US co-chair of the OSCE Minsk Group, put the country in a position of a guilty side that appears unable to resort to any resistance.

“We too, have the right to speak about the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic in the language of international law. We must never have our heads down whenever an ignorant politician addresses a letter which is later read out by another politician who is equally illterate,” said the former ombudsman, referring to Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev’s letter which president Norsultan Nazarbaev of Kazakhstan read out at the Supreme Eurasian Economic Council’s recent summit in Astana (in the letter, the Azerbaijani leader said Armenia has to make reference to internationally recognized borders when acceding to the Eurasian Economic Union – Ed).

Alaverdyan added that Azerbaijan seems to be taking advantage of the situation in Ukraine and Syria where, she said, violence against civilians has gone unpunished. “Azerbaijan seems to be getting a carte-blanche, seeing those countries’ example,” she said.

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