Mitq: Turkish architects work for Turkish intelligence

April 3, 2009 - 14:31 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - After a presidential meeting in Davos, Ankara set to development of mechanisms of pressure on Caucasus countries, an Armenian expert said.



Promoting the Caucasus stability platform, Turkish politicians work for creation of international Caucasus parliament engaging youth in the process. A number of youth NGOs have been already formed in Georgia and Azerbaijan," Eduard Abrahamyan, expert at Mitq analytical center, told PanARMENIAN.Net



He also said that Turkish architects in Caucasus are Turkish intelligence officers. "A department titled "Armenia" is also functioning. It develops the methodology of public propaganda and psychological projects targeting demoralization and political split of Armenian people," he said.



"Destruction of Armenian self-actualization through gradual Turkification is Ankara's main goal," Abrahamyan concluded.
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