Armenia is ready to counter any aggression no matter where it comes from

May 8, 2009 - 17:01 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - "Let Azeri not try to frighten us," RA President's ex-Counselor, Colonel General Gurgen Dalibatyan told a news conference. According to him, Armenia couldn't complete all of its operations started, and if Azerbaijan launches a war it would be a proper cause to complete them. "Armenia is ready to counter any aggression no matter where it comes from," he added.





"I'm carefully studying preparations of Azeri Armed Forces are getting ready for a war," he said. Armenian Armed Forces are much better qualified. I saw Azeri at war before and do not think anything is changed."





"We're no occupants, we returned lands that belonged to our people, he said commenting on Armenian-Turkish relations and the issue of 7 regions," adding though that concessions are possible.
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