WASHINGTON TO DEMAND TURKEY TO OPEN BORDER WITH ARMENIA
To control, or dominate Iran, Mr. Bush has to encircle it: Afghanistan to the East, Turkey/Azerbaijan to the North, Iraq to the West, the South are already U.S. stooges. Pipelines, in effect, will become the new Berlin Wall. See the map attached below.
This probably is why Bush has demanded Turkey open its border with Armenia. Armenia being situated between Turkey and Azerbaijan.
Bush wants Armenia in order to surround Iran, Armenia being on Iran’s northern border. He needs to get the Russians out of Armenia.
Note: In 1997, Armenia and Russia signed a friendship treaty, under which they provided for mutual assistance in the event of a military threat to either party. The pact also allows Russian border guards to patrol Armenia’s frontiers with Turkey and Iran.
See: Incirlik becomes logistical, potential “operations” to the East. Could be part of the picture. #msg-6003766
See also Bush’s attempt to takeover Armenia. #msg-6040530
-Am
WASHINGTON TO DEMAND TURKEY TO OPEN BORDER WITH ARMENIA
White House Pleased with Erdogan-Kocharian Correspondence
According to Turkish Zaman newspaper, the US Undersecretary of the State Department responsible for European and Eurasian affairs Laura Kennedy demanded during a press conference in Ankara that Turkey opens its border with Armenia. Kennedy labeled the process between Turkey and Armenia "hopeful" and evaluated the possible meeting of Erdogan and Kocharian in Warsaw as a "wonderful thing".
"The US considers promising that Armenian and Turkish authorities exchange opinions and supports reconstruction of friendly relations", Kennedy stated during a meeting with Turkish officials.
During her two-day stay, Laura Kennedy met with the secretary general of National Security Council of Turkey, vice-spokesperson of Foreign Ministry and other officials.
Referring to Associated Press, Radio Liberty quoted Kennedy as saying, "The White House is pleased with the fact of recent exchange of correspondence between Turkish Prime Minister and Armenian President on genocide-related issues and called on unifying their suggestions".
In his letter Robert Kocharian on April 10, Erdogan suggested setting a group of historians "that would study archives not only of Armenia and Turkey but those of related third states and will inform the international community about the results". Armenian President said in his reply letter that "we have no right to authorize historians with the task" and suggested "to establish natural relations between the two state without preconditions".
"Why won't they do both things simultaneously? We are hopeful that this process will continue. The White House is interested in intergovernmental relations between Armenia and Turkey and in the issue of reconciliation", Laura Kennedy said in Ankara.
Referring to diplomatic sources, Zaman and Radikal notified earlier that Kocharian and Erdogan are likely to meet in Warsaw during EC Summit on May 16-17. Official Yerevan states that "there is no such meeting scheduled so far".
U.S. to deploy military bases in Azerbaijan - newspaper
This is big news! Remember these planes will probably have access to the 90 nukes at Incirlik. see also: #msg-6405164 #msg-6416693
To control, or dominate Iran, Mr. Bush has to encircle it: Afghanistan to the East, Turkey/Azerbaijan to the North, Iraq to the West, the South are already U.S. stooges. Pipelines, in effect, will become the new Berlin Wall.
According to reports of CNN-Turk, the leaders of Azeri groupings – the opponents of Irani regime are already in Washington , where the details of the operation with the participation of Azerbaijanis against Iran are being considered. #msg-6273446
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May 21 2005 4:27PM BAKU. May 21 (Interfax) - The U.S. and Azerbaijani governments on April 12 agreed on the deployment of U.S. military bases in Azerbaijan, the Azerbaijani newspaper Echo reported, citing the U.S.-Israeli strategic analysis and forecast center Stratfor.
"These forces will start to be brought into the country this year, and taking into account the huge significance of the Caucasus region for the U.S., the American military presence here will be long-term. Moreover, the first U.S. units will arrive in Azerbaijan within the next several weeks," reads an article published in the Saturday issue of Echo.
Citing sources in the Azerbaijani government, Stratfor analysts said Washington and Baku reached the final agreement on this issue during U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld's low-profile visit to the Azerbaijani capital on April 12.
Under the agreement, the U.S. forces will be deployed in Kurdamir, Nasosnaya and Guyullah. Various types of aircraft will be deployed at all the three bases, which have runways modernized for U.S. military needs.
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