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  Artak Shakaryan: major scandal expected in Turkey August 5, 2010 - 18:52 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Unless Chief of Military Staff is appointed by the end of August, major scandal may be expected in Turkey, according to an expert Artak Shakaryan . As the expert noted at news conference, by refusing to approve key military appointments, AKP is attempting to pressure Turkish generals, who might rebel against current authorities. However, Artak Shakaryan noted, the probability of Army’s discontent leading to military coup is low. Turkish government has refused to approve key military appointments in a move that left two of the country's most senior military positions vacant and highlighted the diminishing political power of the armed forces that long held sway over Turkey.  Top stories Armenian Minister of Emergency Situations Armen Yeritsyan will be included in the electoral list of Orinats Yerkir party. NA vice-speaker Eduard Sharmazanov RPA member Gagik Melikyan are included in CIS observer delegation. Rudik Yaralyan says through its policy line, China is trying to file pressure on Iran to secure cheap oil in future. Ruben Safrastyan further stressed the need for Armenia to continue developing ties with Iran in all possible scenarios.   |  Latest news No illegal drugs found, Houston may have drowned in bathtub  Police officers who searched the room found different pill bottles but there was no evidence that the singer was drinking alcohol.Legendary Whitney Houston found dead Police Lt. Mark Rosen said there were "no obvious signs of criminal intent" and that the cause of her death is being investigated.Angelina Jolie believes charity work saved her from 'shallow life' ’“They have always reminded me to just wake up in the morning and be grateful that your children are healthy,” the actress says.Weapons smuggled from Iraq to Syria for Assad opponents The price of a Kalashnikov assault rifle has risen from between $100 and $200 to between $1000 and $1500. |
