Is Turkey using Nagorno Karabakh to get rid of Kurdish problem?

PanARMENIAN.Net - Shushi Charitable Foundation Head Bakur Karapetyan addressed an open letter to Karabakh Conflict Settlement OSCE MG Co-Chairs: Matthew Bryza (United States), Bernard Fassier ( France), Yury Merzlyakov (Russia). The letter said "Recently I headed for Gyulistan with a group of people from NKR Shahumyan Region. We were fired at as we were approaching NKR - Azerbaijan frontier. Those who shot at us were not border guards, yet it was clear they were given permission to shoot. After the incident, I collected information on armed militants. According to Azeri media, within last two years Kurdish armed groups moved from Turkey to Azerbaijan, having settled at NKR-Azerbajjan frontier and the adjoining territories "



"Baku and Ankara decided to settle these territories with Kurdish militants, trying to divert Kurds' attention from Turkey to Karabakh. We should't forget that Turkey, who solved the Armenian Problem in 1915-1923 by means of the Genocide, gained a Kurdish problem, which is not easier. Now the Turkish part believes it has found a way out, resettling those Kurds in Karabakh ", noted Bakur Karapetyan. He expressed hope that the international community won't allow resumption of war between NKR and Azerbaijan, and will do its best to stop the export of terrorism from Turkey to South Caucasus. "We demand OSCE MG Member States and international organizations to take drastic steps to prevent the appearance of new terrorism sources in the South Caucasus and provide the security of Armenia and NKR", Karapetyan emphasized.
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