THE TURKISH PRIME MINISTER DECLARES THAT THE POLICY OF VLADIMIR PUTIN PURSUED IN CHECHNYA DOESN'T DIFFER FROM WHAT HITLER DID TO THE JEWS

July 25, 2000 - 20:24 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - 25.07.2000, MEDIAMAX, YEREVAN. The policy of the president of Russia Vladimir Putin pursued in Chechnya doesn't really differ from that of the Nazi Germany toward the Jews. According to the information of Anatolia news agency, Turkish State minister Abdulhaluk Cay spoke on July 22 with such declaration.

Cay also declared that it is wrong to link the "democracy movements" in Chechnya and Eastern Turkmenistan with fundamentalism. "The democracy movements in Chechnya and Eastern Turkmenistan should be definitely separated from activities of Taleban or Usamah Bin Ladin. This should be explained to the West", said the Turkish minister. -0-
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