Armenia doesn't need a neighbor with A-bomb

July 6, 2007 - 15:28 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - "I am convinced that Iran's nuclear problem will be resolved via diplomacy," RA Deputy FM Arman Kirakossian said in Yerevan. Armenia doesn't need a neighbor with an atomic bomb, according to him.



"Nevertheless, Iran has the right to a peaceful nuclear program. Georgia is of the same opinion, I think. War in the region can't have positive consequences," Mr Kirakossian underscored.
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