Giro(Kiro)Manoyan: Trump`s statement about Genocide is the political  line continuation of his predecessors 

ArmInfo. USA President Donald  Trump's statement on the 102nd anniversary of Armenian Genocide  evidences that he continues the political line of his predecessors,  Giro Minoyan, Hay-Dat ARFD offices' head stated during the  press-conference in Yerevan on April 25.

"Trump made the same statement as his predecessors, he spoke about  everything what happened during the Genocide, but did not say that  word. A knew thing in his speech was using 'historical territories'   phrase', Manoyan stated, adding that he cannot expect anything from  active President on this issue, as he is an unpredictable politician. 

At that, ARFD member stated that Trump showed that USA does not take  the responsibility of Genocide recognition on itand has no intention  to implement tense on Turkey on this issue. ?However, recently it  became obvious that during the Genocide days the issue is examined  only from Armenian positions, in other words that fact is not being  questioned, it is spoken only about the necessity of recognition and  denying policy ending from Turkish Government side', Manoyan  stressed. He also noted that Turkish political situation formed after  the Constitutional referendum, left Armenian-Turkish reconciliation  issue in the end of priority.

What about Turkish President Erdogan's statement on Genocide's 102nd  anniversary, the politician noted that it did not contained any kind  og new details and was one more proof of denying policy. 'ERdogan's  statement also reads about support during patriarch elections of  Constantinople eparchy of former locum Aram Ateshyan, which evidences  about tight relations of the latter with Turkish authorities',  Manoyan said.  President of the United States Donald Trump  delivered an annual message to Armenians on the occasion of the  Armenian Genocide in the Ottoman Empire. In his message, Trump did  not use the term "genocide" and just as his predecessor qualified the  events of 1915 "Metz Eghern".