Armenian Genocide Resolution recognition may become 'compensation' to Armenians
Introduction of the Armenian Genocide resolution to the U.S. Congress has become a 'tradition.'
"Resolutions have been introduced in the Congress since 1975. In 1996 it caused chill in the American-Turkish relations," Artak Shakaryan told PanARMENIAN.Net.
Introduction of a new resolution has become Washington's trump card in relations with Turkey, according to him.
"Adoption of the resolution may become a kind of compensation to Armenians. Washington will certainly make a political gesture but President Obama will hardly recognize the Armenian Genocide in his April 24 statement," Shakaryan said.
"Resolutions have been introduced in the Congress since 1975. In 1996 it caused chill in the American-Turkish relations," Artak Shakaryan told PanARMENIAN.Net.
Introduction of a new resolution has become Washington's trump card in relations with Turkey, according to him.
"Adoption of the resolution may become a kind of compensation to Armenians. Washington will certainly make a political gesture but President Obama will hardly recognize the Armenian Genocide in his April 24 statement," Shakaryan said.
