H.Res.106: Turkey gains its ends for last time
Turkey has gained its ends but it happened for the last time, Director of the Institute of Oriental Studies at the RA Academy of Sciences, Prof. Ruben Safrastyan told a PanARMENIAN.Net reporter when commenting on the decision by H.Res.106 leading authors to call for a revised schedule for the House consideration.
The U.S. refused from vote on H.Res.106 in exchange for Turkey's promise not to launch war in Iraq, according to him.
"Nevertheless, I think that the resolution will be put on vote and will be passed during the next Congress session in 2008. Turkey has exhausted its tools of pressure on the United States," Prof. Safrastyan said.
The U.S. refused from vote on H.Res.106 in exchange for Turkey's promise not to launch war in Iraq, according to him.
"Nevertheless, I think that the resolution will be put on vote and will be passed during the next Congress session in 2008. Turkey has exhausted its tools of pressure on the United States," Prof. Safrastyan said.
