Вице-спикер армянского парламента: Пытающаяся вступить в ЕС Турция открыто поддерживает расистскую политику Азербайджана

Заявление турецкого премьера Реджепа Эрдогана о поддержке Азербайджана в очередной раз доказывает, что международное сообщество имеет дело с государством, открыто поддерживающим армянофобию и расизм. Об этом заявил вице- спикер Национального собрания Армении, предствитель правящей Республиканской партии Армении Эдуард Шармазанов.

"Отсюда становится понятным, почему зарубивший спящего армянского офицера азербайджанский палач Рамиль Сафаров прошел подготовку в турецких военных база, размещенных на территории оккупированного Северного Кипра. Однако, думаю, Турция и Азербайджан не забыли о том, что, не смотря на военно-техническую и финансовую помощь Азербайджану со стороны Турции, арцахский народ победил в навязанной ему Азербайджаном войне, доказав тем самым свое неотъемлемое право жить в свободной и независимой стране", - отметил Шармазанов.

Ранее Эрдоган на состоявшейся после прошедшего в Азербайджане заседания Совета стратегического сотрудничества высокого уровня Турция-Азербайджан совместной с президентом Азербайджана пресс-конференции заявил, что в карабахском вопросе Анкара продолжит поддерживать Баку. Эрдоган добавил, что до тех пор, пока в вопросе урегулирования карабахского конфликта не зафиксирован прогресс, речи об открытии армяно-турецкой границы не может быть.

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