Bryza: Erdogan's statement on Armenia won't put an end to Armenian-Turkish negotiations
Critical statements on Armenia Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan made at news conference in Poland won't put an end to Armenian-Turkish dialogue, Trend.az quoted MG OSCE Co-Chair Matthew Bryza as saying.
Turkish authorities could have evicted 40000 Armenians who're illegally residing in Turkey, said the Turkish Prime Minister in Warsaw.
"Currently 40000 Armenians have illegally settled in Turkey. Should it be necessary, Turkish authorities could have evicted them from the country, but I believe it would be inhumane," Erdogan stated.
Turkish authorities could have evicted 40000 Armenians who're illegally residing in Turkey, said the Turkish Prime Minister in Warsaw.
"Currently 40000 Armenians have illegally settled in Turkey. Should it be necessary, Turkish authorities could have evicted them from the country, but I believe it would be inhumane," Erdogan stated.
